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Built a Chain Scrubber

Started by EDub, July 26, 2004, 07:26:46 PM

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EDub

Being an engineering student, as well as a master in the tinkering arts i decided to build a chain scrubber out of an electrical outlet housing, a soft bristle dog brush among some other small gadgets.  And damnit, heh the thing works pretty well.  I plan on adding a valve and small resevoir onto it to drip wd40/kerosine onto the chain as it is scrubbing it, but for right now i just have to spray chain and bristles with wd.  Best thing about it, you can build it for under 10 dollars  :) .  I was wondering if you guys would like me to make up some procedures and post some pics of it so you guys can give it a shot.  Let me know what you think :thumb:

Kevin
-Kevin

JamesG

Kitchen scrub brush: $.99 at super market.

But I think I swiped mine from the kitchen when the wife wasn't looking so: $0.00.
:)

Good idea, but its been done.  Do a google search on "grungebrush" or there abouts.
James Greeson
GS Posse
WERA #306

pdg108

I don't know... sounds interesting to me.  Those grundge brushes are ok, but you fling WD-40 and stuff all over in the process.  Sounds like your dealy is enclosed so it doesn't spater as much.   :thumb:
Hey I have white wheels... less cleaning eqauls more riding.  :mrgreen:

:cheers:
The GS500 is the safest bike on the planet, it can just barely kill you.
"I did absolutely nothing, and it was everything I ever thought it could be."

brandiwine

heck yeah, post pics and all.  i wanna see what you made!   :thumb:
brandi

Alias

Quote from: pdg108I don't know... sounds interesting to me.  Those grundge brushes are ok, but you fling WD-40 and stuff all over in the process.  Sounds like your dealy is enclosed so it doesn't spater as much.   :thumb:
Hey I have white wheels... less cleaning eqauls more riding.  :mrgreen:

:cheers:

Mine are white too. I hate them. So I decided to let them get so dirty they look black.

proudlom

EDub, did you build this as an engineering project for school, or did you just make it at home for your own enjoyment?
2004 GS500F (Black) ~Traded in for a
2005 YZF-R6 (Black)

EDub

QuoteEDub, did you build this as an engineering project for school, or did you just make it at home for your own enjoyment?

No, i was just at lowes, and decided to make it.

Quoteheck yeah, post pics and all. i wanna see what you made!

K i can give you a pic now, give me a week or so on the procedures, still got some final adjustments to do on it, also as i said before i want to add a valve to it to drip wd on the chain as you are cleaning it ( cuz im that lazy  :lol: )

BTW Kerry can you host the pic for me?  If you could i would be greatful

THX,
Kevin
-Kevin

Kerry

Quote from: EDubKerry can you host the pic for me?
What, only ONE pic?   :lol:

Yeah, I'd be happy to host it.  Anything for the "general betterment"!  :thumb:
Yellow 1999 GS500E
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EDub

Well, i did the first full chain cleaning with it today, and the thing works perfect   :) .  Beats the hell out of doing it by hand hehe.  Soon as i get some pics ill get them on the board.

TTYS,
Kevin
-Kevin

Mat

Quote from: pdg108less cleaning eqauls more riding.  :mrgreen:

:cheers:


cleaning what is that
all the spit and snot from the road kept my bike together

course now that i am rebuilding the motor it will be kept clean  :roll:
but man i think i found about five pounds of gunk all over my bike when i took the motor out :mrgreen:
Matt with one t
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91 gs500e
04 cbr600rr

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