Tutoro Chain Oiler

[anton88]

Well, after the complete failure of my diy bodged chain oiler (it oiled everything but the chain), i came across this:

New TUTORO TWIN FEED Motorcycle Chain Oiler on eBay, also Tools Equipment, Accessories, Motorcycle Parts Accessories, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 11-May-09 22:02:53 BST)

I had seen that Cie fitted one to his KTM, so though id give it a go. Fitted easily enough once id found somewhere to put it,and seems well thought out. Filled and charged and seems ok - some riding will tell.

I didnt want a scottoiler kit due to hassle of plumbing into the manifolds and cost.

Will post up some fitting pics and first use impressions in the next few weeks.

[kiriakost]

I believe that this is a failure as idea , especially for Oring chains .

D.I.D. indicates clearly the points of lubrication , for Oring chains ,
and its at the outer sides , over the Orings .

This system looks unable to sent the lubrication at the right spot .

[brownetara]

So how have you found this chain oiler - is it any good?

Well, after the complete failure of my diy bodged chain oiler (it oiled everything but the chain), i came across this:

New TUTORO TWIN FEED Motorcycle Chain Oiler on eBay, also Tools Equipment, Accessories, Motorcycle Parts Accessories, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 11-May-09 22:02:53 BST)

I had seen that Cie fitted one to his KTM, so though id give it a go. Fitted easily enough once id found somewhere to put it,and seems well thought out. Filled and charged and seems ok - some riding will tell.

I didnt want a scottoiler kit due to hassle of plumbing into the manifolds and cost.

Will post up some fitting pics and first use impressions in the next few weeks.

[uncle nick]

I believe that this is a failure as idea , especially for Oring chains .

D.I.D. indicates clearly the points of lubrication , for Oring chains ,
and its at the outer sides , over the Orings .

This system looks unable to sent the lubrication at the right spot .

Looking at pictures 1 and 2 on ebay, it looks like the oil feed pipe is a 'Y' shape, so it could deliver the oil exactly on to the o rings.

Could well be worth a try for the price.

[kiriakost]

well i do not to spoil anything , but I had see the pictures too .

All that it does is to supply oil at the sprocket , by this way the internal rollers , I would agree that they will receive a partial lubrication, but the outer links will just repel the oil , due movement and structure.

Another issue could be , that the repelled oil , could fall on the wheel and let oil drop marks .

Its a matter of taste the usability of this idea .

I wish to work .. but my logic does not agree .

[allyw71]

Looks like it would work EXACTLY like a Scot Oiler, only diffrence is you have to remember to switch it off