Hunter Wheel Tire Balancer CHEAP
12-19-2016, 09:49 AM
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Hunter Wheel Tire Balancer CHEAP
Name: Gabriel
Location: Silver Spring, MD
Means of contact: PM me
Price: $200
This may not be the most appropriate place; if so I apologize and please move this where it goes (Other?). I felt tires/wheels would be the best place for it.
I bought this from a gentleman up in York that used it to balance wheels for a fleet of street sweeper trucks. He started using dynabeads instead and no longer had a need for it. I have since used it to balance the wheels of several vehicles, both my own (e39 m5, evo 9) and several of my friends. I am still renting a residence otherwise I would be wiring this up in my garage, but we lost the shop we had this in and so it currently sits idle.
Unfortunately it is not wired so I am unable to demo the unit but it worked well the last time I used in late 2015. It can do a static or dynamic balance and tells you where to add the weight and how much. I also have the service manual for it, this model is very DIY serviceable so you can keep it calibrated and working yourself. Runs on 220V single phase.
Will need a pickup truck or van and hopefully a friend (but we can probably manage otherwise).
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Location: Silver Spring, MD
Means of contact: PM me
Price: $200
This may not be the most appropriate place; if so I apologize and please move this where it goes (Other?). I felt tires/wheels would be the best place for it.
I bought this from a gentleman up in York that used it to balance wheels for a fleet of street sweeper trucks. He started using dynabeads instead and no longer had a need for it. I have since used it to balance the wheels of several vehicles, both my own (e39 m5, evo 9) and several of my friends. I am still renting a residence otherwise I would be wiring this up in my garage, but we lost the shop we had this in and so it currently sits idle.
Unfortunately it is not wired so I am unable to demo the unit but it worked well the last time I used in late 2015. It can do a static or dynamic balance and tells you where to add the weight and how much. I also have the service manual for it, this model is very DIY serviceable so you can keep it calibrated and working yourself. Runs on 220V single phase.
Will need a pickup truck or van and hopefully a friend (but we can probably manage otherwise).
Pictures:
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