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Alernite Division, Elizabeth Way, Harlow, Essex.
" CIMPLY jack up front end , . . both wheels clear of the ground ; make mark on wheel . . using tape or chalk ; locate pick-up . • under axle near to wheel; spin
up wheel . by bringing spinner into contact with tyre; ascertain immediately correct location point and amount out of balance . . using Strobe Light and built-in meter: stop wheel .. . with brake fitted to machine ; apply correct size of balance weight."
This is the way it's done with the new Alemite commercial " on-the-vehicle" electronic wheel balancer model 7059/A4 for coach and heavy commercial vehicle operators. Completely portable, all component parts pack away on the spinner trolley, which is mounted on rubber-tyred wheels. It is equipped with a 3 h.p. 3-phase, 415 V induction motor with manual stop-start switch incorporating an automatic overload switch. The lever-operated brake also acts as a guard to the spinner.
Working on the same principle are two smaller balancers, the Model 7057/1,1 for light commercials and Model 7058111 for cars.