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Patchboy 90 degree stems and Dyna Beads

Started by woefman, Wed 26, Aug 2009, 10:27:28

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woefman

Has anyone tried to add dyna beads to the patchboy 90 degree stems ? 

Even if it is a slow process I don't mind.

My thinking is as long as the beads will fit the stem, I don't mind adding a few at a time and blowing compressed air into the stem to get them into the rim.

I never used Dyna beads and would like to try them. I wish I did this before mounting my tires on the wing last weekend though.

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Garland

I used a dremel tool, with the shaft turning against the side of the stem. By adjusting the pressure on the spinning shaft, you can find a vibratory resonance that will get the little guys to flow down a tube into the stem.

Jay

I used a screwdriver to tap the valve stem while slowly pouring the beads in.  Dag posted a video about this.

LadyDraco

YES... +1 on what Garland said ... Works great... Even an engraving tools works well..
Also used a clear tube it helps to see the little beads ....
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Udo

I did it also, and have to say, i found the engraving tool better. Whatever i did, the dremel tried to melt the plastic hose....

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I'm almost afraid to say this, how about a "personal massager"?   :2funny:
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Disco

All I did was have the stem at either "4:30" or "7:30" so both legs were downhill, stab the clear tube, and tap, tap, tap with my fingernail.  Worked just fine.
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98valk

I used a remmington electric shaver no blades of course. I found that putting it on the plastic fill tube with the correct pressure, worked faster than on the stem.
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MP

I just filled the stem, then blew a little air into it.  Refill, air. etc.
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quexpress

Quote from: Dave in Frisco (TX) on Wed 26, Aug 2009, 15:08:23
All I did was have the stem at either "4:30" or "7:30" so both legs were downhill, stab the clear tube, and tap, tap, tap with my fingernail.  Worked just fine.
Same results with mine!  :cooldude:
I still have a full deck.
I just shuffle slower ...

woefman

Ok maybe I was not clear , I meant will they fit in the patchboy 90 degree stem ?  I don't care if takes a week to get them in.

I never seen the size of the Dyna beads before.


sounds like it from the posts saying use a vibrator or similar  tool 

I knew I should have bought them before I mounted the tires grrr.

But will do when mount Valk tires in 8-10k miles I guess

I bought a Marc Parnes Balamcer but I can't get the front tire to be perfect.
The rear is perfect.

So I figured a good time to try the beads.
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Dag

Quote from: Jay on Wed 26, Aug 2009, 11:38:16
I used a screwdriver to tap the valve stem while slowly pouring the beads in.  Dag posted a video about this.

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Udo

Quote from: woefman on Wed 26, Aug 2009, 23:16:54
Ok maybe I was not clear , I meant will they fit in the patchboy 90 degree stem ?  I don't care if takes a week to get them in.


Yup, they will fit. The beads have a diameter under 1 mm.

woefman

Quote from: Udo on Thu 27, Aug 2009, 05:01:02
Quote from: woefman on Wed 26, Aug 2009, 23:16:54
Ok maybe I was not clear , I meant will they fit in the patchboy 90 degree stem ?  I don't care if takes a week to get them in.


Yup, they will fit. The beads have a diameter under 1 mm.


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Udo

But, of course, you have to remove the core first. The beads will never pass the valve core.....

Disco

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QuoteThe beads will never pass the valve core.....

or a tire pressure monitoring system sensor inside the wheel...  Don't ask.   :uglystupid2:
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