sale pending FS- New Set of Valve Multilifts
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sale pending FS- New Set of Valve Multilifts
For sale- complete, new, never installed set of valve multi-lifts. These are no longer produced and are hard to find. This is a set made by Jerry Hunt many years ago. Includes all installation hardware. Jerry did a great job on these- investment cast and hardened levers etc. Price is $400.00 shipping USPS or UPS additional at cost. PM or e-mail dmcgearsATyahooDOTcom. Thanks
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Re: FS- New Set of Valve Multilifts
Hi Dan,
I have a set of these that I will set up someday & have ideas on making them more securely installed & taking some steps to reduce wear from
the small contact area of the valve stems. I have never seen the parts in the upper corners, I assume they are for a more dispersed secure hold
down. They look impressive something you came up with?
Craig.
I have a set of these that I will set up someday & have ideas on making them more securely installed & taking some steps to reduce wear from
the small contact area of the valve stems. I have never seen the parts in the upper corners, I assume they are for a more dispersed secure hold
down. They look impressive something you came up with?
Craig.
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Re: FS- New Set of Valve Multilifts
Hi Craig- not sure of the different style hold downs, but they seem more robust than the single long hex hold downs that are on the multilifts in my pictures. I'm assuming they might be an improved hold down design. The block part sits transverse across the lower frame/body and the discs contact the roof of the valve chamber and have circular grooves on the block side that are intended to dig into the block slightly to prevent any movement. ITs a pretty slick "improvement".
Dan
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Re: FS- New Set of Valve Multilifts
oops- double post- sorry !!!
Hi Craig- not sure of the different style hold downs, but they seem more robust than the single long hex hold downs that are on the multilifts in my pictures. I'm assuming they might be an improved hold down design. The block part sits transverse across the lower frame/body and the discs contact the roof of the valve chamber and have circular grooves on the block side that are intended to dig into the block slightly to prevent any movement. ITs a pretty slick "improvement" if you ask me.
Dan
Hi Craig- not sure of the different style hold downs, but they seem more robust than the single long hex hold downs that are on the multilifts in my pictures. I'm assuming they might be an improved hold down design. The block part sits transverse across the lower frame/body and the discs contact the roof of the valve chamber and have circular grooves on the block side that are intended to dig into the block slightly to prevent any movement. ITs a pretty slick "improvement" if you ask me.
Dan
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Re: FS- New Set of Valve Multilifts
Hi Dan,
I would say so, I would love to see more as the hold downs seem to have been a issue for some & that looks like the answer. I also planed on putting valve lash caps on the valve stem spread the load out on the levers.
Craig.
I would say so, I would love to see more as the hold downs seem to have been a issue for some & that looks like the answer. I also planed on putting valve lash caps on the valve stem spread the load out on the levers.
Craig.
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Re: sale pending FS- New Set of Valve Multilifts
these are sold pending payment- thanks all.
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Re: sale pending FS- New Set of Valve Multilifts
If those sell, I also have a set just like those, that are available
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Re: sale pending FS- New Set of Valve Multilifts
I have never seen these. What do they do?
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Re: sale pending FS- New Set of Valve Multilifts
Add additional valve lift.