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2.  If the bubble does not float to the middle of or beyond 

the circle, replace the “A” weights with four “B” weights 

(heavier).  Likewise if the bubble does not center or go 

beyond the circle replace the four “B” weights with four “C” 

weights (heavier).

 NOTE:

 It is possible that the four “C” weights may not 

balance the wheel when the heavy portion of both the 

wheel and the tire are located on the same side. 

If this condition exists, deflate the tire and rotate it 

approximately half way around the rim and then 

re-inflate the tire and repeat the process.

3.  After you have determined which four weights to use 

and have placed them in pairs as shown in Figure 1, move 

the pairs in opposite directions from each other around the 

rim equal distance from the starting point, until the bubble 

is centered in the black circle. (See Fig. 4)

4.  Draw a vertical chalk line on the tread of the tire 

directly in the middle of each pair of weights. To accurately 

draw lines, sight through the middle of the weights to the 

middle of the balancer. (See Fig. 5 )

5.  Remove the two pairs of weights and lift the tire from 

the balancer. Attach one weight on the inside (underside) 

of the tire directly in line with each of the chalk marked on 

the tire thread.

6.  Return  the wheel to the balancer “outside” face up and 

lay one each of the remaining weights on the rim of 

approximately in line with each chalk lines. To check 

for balance move weights slightly apart or together until 

the bubble is in the middle of the black circle. Attach the 

remaining weights to the outside of the rim flange.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

 

 1.  Keep the pivot pin located in the upper end of the 

support shaft lubricated with 10 weight oil or 

equivalent. (See Fig. 6)

2.  Keep the four Guide Post and spring assemblies are 

kept free of dirt and debris and lightly lubricated.

3.   Keep the Flange/Head Assembly free of dirt and 

foreign materials.

 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Hub Hole Diameter:   1.5” - 4.5”;  (39 mm - 114.3 mm)

Bubble Sensitivity:  

.788 Sec. Per 2 mm

Overall Height:   

22”;  (559 mm)

Overall Width:    

12”;  (305 mm)

Overall Weight:   

14 lbs.;  (6.35 kgs)

Base Diameter:  

12” ;  (305 mm)

Shipping Weight:  

12.5 lbs;  (5.6 kgs)

Calibrated  

 

@ 90º, 180º,  270º & 360º 

For additional copies

or further information, contact:

BendPak Inc. / Ranger Products

1645 Lemonwood Dr., 

Santa Paula, CA. 93060 

1-805-933-9970

www.bendpak.com

www.rangerproducts.com

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Page 3: ...the black circle in the opposite direction from the heavy side See Fig 1 4 Place a weight on the light side of the rim closest to the bubble If the first weight does not bring the Bubble back to the middle of the black circle place a large heavier weight or smaller lighter weight on the rim until the Indicator Bubble settles in the center of the Black Circle 5 Remove the tire wheel assembly from t...

Page 4: ...ift the tire from the balancer Attach one weight on the inside underside of the tire directly in line with each of the chalk marked on the tire thread 6 Return the wheel to the balancer outside face up and lay one each of the remaining weights on the rim of approximately in line with each chalk lines To check for balance move weights slightly apart or together until the bubble is in the middle of ...

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