Scott Oiler

[Lou Girardin]

SO is Pixie thinking of marketing these once they are perfected?

No, it's a hobby thing. He'll make each one to order. He and I have both used ours for 3 or 4 years now, they work great.

[Kyle]

Im not sure if its a scot oiler patent, but the place its designed to drip is the secert key. That brush on idea doesnt sound so good. Most of the wear and tear to a chain and sprockets is physical stretching of the chain between the sprockets due to wear inside the roller. With the scot oiler setup right it drips onto the oring seal itself and centrifugal force spins the oil into the inside of the chain. This is where they get the extra thousands of kms usage, compared to regular spray or poured on lubing.

[The Pastor]

I'ts just an electric solenoid that opens a valve when you power it up. It's a lot easier to fit and set up than a vacuum system.

And where would one buy one?

[mstriumph]

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[Lou Girardin]

Im not sure if its a scot oiler patent, but the place its designed to drip is the secert key. That brush on idea doesnt sound so good.

The brush spreads lube onto both O rings directly, you don't need an excess of oil to ensure it gets to the non-dripped on O ring as you do with feed tubes.
But if someone insists on a tube they can have it.

[Lou Girardin]

And where would one buy one?

From your nearest solenoid valve shop.

[Lance]

Thanks all for the hints. I have nealy got the problem solved. Oil now running but still have not got it running through all the ups and downs in the line. Will just leave it screwed up to max for a while. Hey Jantar mine is a V strom too the 650 how do you like yours Will be down your way sometime soon Cheers Lance