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kevin 755:
Can anyone recommend a place for ultra sonic cleaning of carbs in the North West.
Cheers Kevin.

JamesH:
Kevin - for the cost of the service you may want to consider getting yourself a small machine & doing it yourself.

It's pretty straightforward - happy to walk you through the process...

James.

UK Pete:
What make and size is your one james

JamesH:
Pete..

I did have an Ultrawave 25L tank until it broke last year after 3 years of regular use...need to send it back to them to be fixed..

http://www.ultrawave.co.uk/qs25.html

I bought the following 6.5L tank on ebay a few months ago to temporarily replace it - is heated and has a 30min timer and I'm very impressed so far for the cost.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ultrasonic-Cleaner-Professional-Heated-Unit-Digital-Basket-1-3L-2L-3L-6L-10L-15L-/380820021982?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&var=&hash=item58aaa462de

Also I generally change the fluid between cleans and with a larger tank this gets expensive as more of the solution is used / wasted.

JamesH:
Sorry meant to say with the 6.5 L tank you can easily get two of the four CB750 carb bodies in there. I generally put them in as pairs and work on the clean pair whilst the other air is cleaning.

Also, if you have stuck float pins / stubborn to remove parts it's worth soaking the while carb unit at 60-70 deg for 10-15 mins, then quickly remove and try again to freee up / remove the parts that were stuck.

I've brought back quote a few sets of carbs from the grave that looked uneconomical to refurbish / clean.

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