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Reddit mentions of GemRed 82412 Mini Digital Level Angle Gauge Angle Finder Protractor Inclinometer Aluminum Framework with Magnet
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We found 5 Reddit mentions of GemRed 82412 Mini Digital Level Angle Gauge Angle Finder Protractor Inclinometer Aluminum Framework with Magnet. Here are the top ones.
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- 【Great Repeatability and Consistency】This angle gauge is designed with accuracy of ± 0.2° and the resolution is 0.1°. The measuring range: 0 to 360° (4*90°). Display unit: DEGREE only. It provides convenience in woodworking, construction, machinery, telecommunications, automobile etc. It is pre-calibrated in factory.
- 【Strong Aluminum Framework&Magnetic Flat Base】The digital angle gauge applied sturdy aluminum alloy instead of plastic for the main framework. It’ll provide years’ usage.【Two Measuring Mode】①Checking the true level. ②Checking the relative angle between two surfaces.
- 【Lower Power Reversible LCD Display with ERROR indicator】 The Digital Angle Gauge has a large LCD display with backlight, which only needs one battery for providing accurate, quick and clear measurements and even you can easily read in dark environment. If the digital angle gauge is used in an incorrect position (e.g. tilts diagonally over 30 degree), display will tell ERROR to make sure that use is getting the accurate measurement.
- 【Easy Battery Installation】You can install battery easily and need no screwdriver. WIth only one AAA battery, the digital angle gauge works 50 hours averagely. *Automatic shut-off after 5 minutes.
- 【Packing contains】Digital angle gauge*1, 1.5V Alkaline battery*1, storage pouch*1, instruction*1
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Not an expert, but
I'd focus on the drive train issues first, get all those tires working, might be a lost cause before going any deeper, but others will have to help with that, I take that kind of stuff to my mechanic.
Brake pedal could be that it's low on brake fluid, or one of the brake calipers is stuck.
My quad has a foot brake like that and a hand brake, but the foot brake only brakes 1 tire. That tire has two brake calipers on it's roter, one to the foot break and one to the hand brake. So the hand brake is all 4 wheels, and the foot brake is 1 wheel. There is a master cylinder on my hand brake and another on my right rear tire (foot brake). If my foot brakes master cylinder runs low or springs a leak, my pedal goes through the floor like in your pic but I'll still have brakes on the hand brake. It's like a double/emergency braking system. If my hand brake goes out I can down shift (engine brake) and lay on that foot brake to brake and not hit a tree...
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Fuel wise, it's likely carburetor being old. The carburetor should have a primer on it that injects gas into the carb when you press/pull it. Those generally have a diaphragm in them (rubber) that tends to go bad over time and cause a fuel leak.
If you can find a diagram of the carburetor that would help emensely.
Really though, you should take the whole carburetor off, take it apart and give it a bath in carb cleaner (no plastic/rubber in there) and clean all the jets out.
Also, they make rebuild kits for most carb's that come with all new jets, and pilot screw etc. See if you can find one. I typically just replace them all, easier and then I have spares.
Also, inspect the carb's vent hose and make sure it's intact and not clogged. Check the fuel line too, for damage/rot.
You should also remove the gas tank and clean it out. Take the petcock off and inspect the filters and valve, then clean the whole gas tank out so there's no dirt/bad gas in there.
Then check/change the spark plug(s). Before running it though, I'd check the valve clearance on the valves, guides on that online.
Once all that's done, it should run good and not leak gas.
Then you can address your other issues.
Pending how old it is, there are some parts I might replace just because:
If the current ones are working, call them spares.
Starters and solenoids are cheap, voltage regulators OEM are expensive, but you can buy a few after markets pretty cheap to have spares.
Tool wise, I can recommend at least the following:
Then your typical ratchet sets, air tools, impact guns, etc.
And socket extensions (long ones) because getting to some things is a royal pita.
I happened to have one of these laying around.
https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Protractor-Inclinometer-Backlight-Magnetic/dp/B00WQLHG2G/ref=pd_lpo_469_bs_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=YD0K12RKN83PK0GPXT1S
It was amazingly easy to do with this. I don't think it would be difficult with a speed square either though.
GemRed 82412 Backlight Digital Level Box Protractor Angle Finder Level Gauge Bevel Gage Inclinometer Magnetic Base (82412 Angle gauge) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WQLHG2G/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_1mNXAb9QFNJMT
Your best bet is to get an angle finder
GemRed 82412 Digital Level Box Protractor Angle Finder Level Gauge Bevel Gage Inclinometer with Backlight and Magnetic Base (82412 Angle gauge) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WQLHG2G/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_VXeGyb32QZHYW