RIDE "AIR REMOVER"
 

DOES ANYBODY HERE KNOW WHERE I CAN BUY A RIDE "AIR REMOVER" I HAVE CALLED AROUND AND CHECKED OUR HOBBY TOWN AND THEY SAY THEY DO NOT MAKE THEM ANYMORE.. OR IF ANYBODY WANTS TO SELL ONE I WILL BUY, PM ME OR EMAIL ME AT [email protected]

rc-toro carries them.

http://www.rc-toro.com/product_info....1d9613390fa348

I am not the best at r/c been it for 20 plus years , so i have to ask what is this,and what is it used for ?

sorry i dont know it all.

thanks
jeff

TORO-MAN PAYMENT HAS BEEN SENT I HAVE LOOKING FOR THIS FOR WEEKS THANKS AGAIN
AND IT IS USED TO REMOVE AIR BUBBLES FROM THE SHOCKS WHEN YOU ARE REFILLING THEM I DONT CARE HOW GOOD YOU ARE YOU WILL HAVE BUBBLES,AND THIS WILL GET RID OF ALL OF THEM....

Ahh, I see you found one. I have one with low usage if anybody is interested. I'll let it go for $25 + shipping. Just PM me if you want it.

jmf

I have one also; this thing works great. I now look forward to bleeding my shocks. Only thing; I believe; I have the smaller model only touring car shocks will fit inside, not truck shocks. I guess they make a bigger one for truck shocks. Great investment

that link from toro doens't show a product anymore.. can anyone else provide alittle more info about this?

im having a hard time keeping my shocks sealed, and this might be a tool ide be interested in.

I just clicked the link. It worked for me :)

I bought the larger size one, which is only $34 :sneaky:

It looks like a vacuum chamber to pull the air bubbles out of the oil. Put the whole shock in it,cover, and start vacuum.

We have one were I work to pull bubbles out of epoxies and glue. It gets used maybe twice a year. I'll have to try it out.

Wondered into one of these a long time ago and once I used it I can't be without it. No more waiting for shocks to air out.

Tamiya Oil Damper air removal tool

nice, when i clicked they didn't have a item under that listing. loooks good.. might have to invest into one of these..

I have one made by Tamiya and i must say that it makes replacding your shock oil a snap :)
I can highly recomend one to everyone :)

The place where these are super useful is for 1/5 scale shocks. You run up to 6,000wt at times and waiting for the air to bleed out of those takes all day!