Line Lock for sale.

[blackoutsteve]

This is what I call a "one-way" line lock, made by/for Biondo. Sells for US$40. This has been fitted, tested and removed, but not "used".
http://search.cartserver.com/search/search.cgi?cartid=p-1779&category=All_Products&maxhits=20&keywords=line&go=GO%21

Gimme $40 -postage included. :)

http://img386.imageshack.us/img386/6907/linelockyq2.th.jpg (http://img386.imageshack.us/my.php?image=linelockyq2.jpg)

[blackoutsteve]

Still have for sale.. :)

[GM064]

Still have for sale.. :)

Steve,

I am keen. What do you mean by "one way"? I had a line lock years ago and fitted it to lock the front brakes on when the pedal was depressed and the switch was activated. When you release the switch, then you moved forward out of the burnout box. Does this one install the same way?

Greg

[blackoutsteve]

One way meaning one way valve.
If plumbed into the front brake system, when activated, you can hit the pedal for additional pressure. (yes, same as your old one or..)
If fitted to the rear system (to isolate the rears from working), the unit is simply fitted backwards so brake pressure doesn't get past the lock.

Autos, generally prefer isolated rear, manual generally locked front, but choice is yours. :)

[GM064]

Steve,

Sounds good to me, I will take it. I have your details from the last transaction. I will D-D the money into your account, probably via netbank in the next couple of days. I will let you know when it is done.

Cheers mate :D

Greg

[blackoutsteve]

No problem. Thanks Greg. :)

[GM064]

Hey Steve,

Have you seen the funds at your end yet? :)

Cheers

Greg

[blackoutsteve]

Yes I have and I'm sorry that I am only about to post it now..
I have to make it into an office and I've been working long hours and long distance too. P O hours suck!
Enough excuses, it's ready to go and I expect to have it off to you tomorrow. :o :)

[GM064]

Too easy. I am not in a hurry for it, just wanting to make sure that the netbank thing hasn't failed me.

Cheers

Greg

[GM064]

Steve,

Line lock turned up today...all is good. Given that there are no arrows on the body, am I right in assuming that it is non directional i.e. can be installed either way around?

Cheers

Greg

[blackoutsteve]

Gee, it took it's time (yes, so did I :rolleyes:). Good to see you got it.

No it needs to be installed in one direction.
If you look in the fitting where the gauze is, thats the inlet side for front system for locking on the front brakes, or it's the outlet for the rear for isolating the rear brakes.
:)