all right any of you who are unfamiliar with how to restore a motorcycle chain or any kind
of chain for that matter we use an ultrasonic tank here this baby you know can heat water up
to 150 to 160 degrees Fahrenheit puts out a very high-frequency vibration for any length of time
that you choose for anything made of steel like a chain you can use parts degreaser you
know like this here Zipp industrial purple parts degreaser because if your chain is greasy it's a
good way to get the rust off of it as well as the vibrations of the ultrasonic tank it will
get the rust off of it you might have to do a little bit of brushing after the fact but anyway
after you have cleaned it put it in a ziplock bag like this with motor oil in there and just
let it soak you can let it soak for a day two days whatever and it will really make it almost
like new again it'll you know the ultrasonic cleaning will remove the kinks out of it for
the most part I mean it depends on how bad yours is but for we've done five different motorcycle
chains here and some of them looked worthless you know they look so bad that you're just going to
throw them away this method completely restored them made them usable again you know the the I
mean the important thing is if the chain is not stretched out and physically worn out that's one
thing of course you don't want to reuse that but if it's even still in good condition if you take
your measurements you know from link to link like your service manual tells you it'll tell
you if the chain is stretched out beyond use or not if it's still usable then do this clean it
really well soak it in oil dry it off after that and put that baby back in action we've done it
with several chains and you know I mean some good motorcycle chains are a rather expensive this one
happens to be a regina 520 and you're talking you know you could be up to a hundred dollars
or more oh it's an o-ring chain as well there's an o-ring chain you know new one cost you well
over a hundred dollars so we did this method and we will save the chain and be able to use
it instead of toss it and have to buy a new one so there you go been playing with the ultrasonic
tank today cleaned up this almost 15 year old carburetor here this is a mikuni vmss out of
a a 2006 polaris Trailblazer 250 and we were you know debating on whether to just replace it with
a new aftermarket one could not find one that was exact so we have cleaned and rebuilt this guy and
it should work good so check out other video on how to you know how to check the float mechanism
in there how to clean the float mechanism because it's a little bit different than other carburetors
and it might help you so check that out and check out our other videos as well we got all kinds of
stuff on how to help you you know fix stuff and tweak stuff and to stuff and whatever resolve
problems you know we try to post videos whenever we have resolved odd problems around here and this
is the latest one cleaning chains and cleaning carburetors with ultrasonic tank see our other
videos on how we've used this guy too this is the Kindle this one's a big one you know this
one's a pretty hefty one I think it's 27 liters 27 litre tank and it's you know it's a doozy so
we try to put it to use as much as possible anyway check out other videos we shall talk to y'all soon