Bought the 30L Last year during black Friday, from Amazon. Didn't fire it up until about a week ago. Figured I would try it out before the warranty expired. Worked nice until about 10 minutes into cleaning a carb. Trying to get it warrantied thru the 3rd party seller. I cannot contact Vevor because their forms to contact require Vevors order number. I just might be screwed...
Been using ultrasonics for years . Vinegar is a good pre - soak Very little cleaner is needed . Rinse parts if your afraid of corrosive cleaner residue .
I have one, I bought it to clean parts for my Plymouth 230 flathead engine rebuild. I used Simple green max. Cuts through the crud quite nicely. Great machine for the money, nice video you made on it, thanks...
I have been using this same ultrasonic cleaner to clean automotive carbs for the past 6 months or so and mine works great. I use a basket from a carb chemdip can to hold small parts. Great video.
Thanks for the review, been wanting one and several others I follow haven't had much luck with the ones they've used. I watched and I ordered it. Keep up your great videos, and I'll buy that same stuff from DG.
Hey Dave, Great timing. I have been thinking about getting an ultra sonic cleaner. That was a legit test for sure. On the cleaning agent, I think the LAs is short for Los Angeles. That crud stuck in the bottom of the float bowls is old gas that has turned to varnish. I am not surprised the cleaner did not remove it completely. But that it removed any of it at all speaks well for the cleaning agent as well as the Vevor Ultra Sonic unit. I don't know that I would use the heat on everything put into the unit. I would think it is best used for items that have oil or grease on/in them. You should be able to spray some carb cleaner in the bowls and make them spotless. Was that paint on the calipers or powder coating ? If that was powder coat, " WOW " for the US unit and or the cleaning agent. Dave, your reviews are helpful. My thanks to the people who make the items you have reviewed, for trusting that you will do an honest review. Be Well Missing Jess
The paint was already peeling off on the calipers. They were off the 1975 Goldwing. I'm not sure the exact coating on them. I already repainted them and am rebuilding them. That should be the next video, getting that Goldwing back on the road after sitting since 1983. I'll tell Jess to get her act together and get out and help me!
Hey Dave, Great video! That ultra sonic tank works really well. Don’t use a product called “Oil Eater”. I worked for a propane company for a while, and my boss got a heated oil eater solvent tank. I use to clean and rebuild a lot of propane carbs(mixers) and regulators for automotive propane systems. The main component in Oil Eater is Salt. It started to eat the aluminum and cause electrolysis in the aluminum and pitted the parts and sealing surfaces bad. Made the skin peal on your hands too. Wonder how well that unit would work with the solution that people mix up with the the home made units , water and arm&hammer baking powder for laundry? I see a lot of people use it to remove rust from cast iron cook ware that they are cleaning and restoring. Great video!!! Thanks
You tube has a lot of people making up ultrasonic cleaners with big tubs, sacrificial metal, and water and arm &hammer baking powder. If I remember right, they mix 1/4 cup arm &hammer to 1 gallon of water . They use a old school manual battery charger and hook the positive clamp to the sacrificial metal, and the ground clamp to the item to be cleaned. Works very effectively to remove rust and build up from cast iron or any other steel parts. Not sure how it works for aluminum or other metals.
Bought the 30L Last year during black Friday, from Amazon. Didn't fire it up until about a week ago. Figured I would try it out before the warranty expired. Worked nice until about 10 minutes into cleaning a carb. Trying to get it warrantied thru the 3rd party seller. I cannot contact Vevor because their forms to contact require Vevors order number. I just might be screwed...
Been using ultrasonics for years . Vinegar is a good pre - soak Very little cleaner is needed . Rinse parts if your afraid of corrosive cleaner residue .
I've heard of guys using vinegar. I'll give it a try.
I have one, I bought it to clean parts for my Plymouth 230 flathead engine rebuild. I used Simple green max. Cuts through the crud quite nicely. Great machine for the money, nice video you made on it, thanks...
Is that the blue stuff? I used that on some other carbs and it works great!
I have been using this same ultrasonic cleaner to clean automotive carbs for the past 6 months or so and mine works great. I use a basket from a carb chemdip can to hold small parts. Great video.
Good idea, I do have a chemdip can somewhere.
Thanks for the review, been wanting one and several others I follow haven't had much luck with the ones they've used. I watched and I ordered it. Keep up your great videos, and I'll buy that same stuff from DG.
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback.
Great review, been thinking of getting one, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
Thanks for staying with us!! We appreciate you!
Ultrasonic cleaners are amazing! There are specialty splvents formulated tor certain metals but they are much more expensive than $1 a gallon!
I think I could have gotten away with 1/4. That stuff is good for the money. I'm still cleaning parts with that same vat of cleaner.
Try purple power and distilled water for those carb bowls.
I'll try it next time!
Hey Dave,
Great timing.
I have been thinking about getting an ultra sonic cleaner.
That was a legit test for sure.
On the cleaning agent, I think the LAs is short for Los Angeles.
That crud stuck in the bottom of the float bowls is old gas that has turned to varnish.
I am not surprised the cleaner did not remove it completely.
But that it removed any of it at all speaks well for the cleaning agent as well as the Vevor Ultra Sonic unit.
I don't know that I would use the heat on everything put into the unit.
I would think it is best used for items that have oil or grease on/in them.
You should be able to spray some carb cleaner in the bowls and make them spotless.
Was that paint on the calipers or powder coating ?
If that was powder coat, " WOW " for the US unit and or the cleaning agent.
Dave, your reviews are helpful.
My thanks to the people who make the items you have reviewed, for trusting that you will do an honest review.
Be Well
Missing Jess
The paint was already peeling off on the calipers. They were off the 1975 Goldwing. I'm not sure the exact coating on them. I already repainted them and am rebuilding them. That should be the next video, getting that Goldwing back on the road after sitting since 1983. I'll tell Jess to get her act together and get out and help me!
Hey Dave,
Great video! That ultra sonic tank works really well. Don’t use a product called “Oil Eater”. I worked for a propane company for a while, and my boss got a heated oil eater solvent tank. I use to clean and rebuild a lot of propane carbs(mixers) and regulators for automotive propane systems. The main component in Oil Eater is Salt. It started to eat the aluminum and cause electrolysis in the aluminum and pitted the parts and sealing surfaces bad.
Made the skin peal on your hands too. Wonder how well that unit would work with the solution that people mix up with the the home made units , water and arm&hammer baking powder for laundry? I see a lot of people use it to remove rust from cast iron cook ware that they are cleaning and restoring.
Great video!!! Thanks
Maybe we will try that mixture out and report back!
You tube has a lot of people making up ultrasonic cleaners with big tubs, sacrificial metal, and water and arm &hammer baking powder. If I remember right, they mix 1/4 cup arm &hammer to 1 gallon of water . They use a old school manual battery charger and hook the positive clamp to the sacrificial metal, and the ground clamp to the item to be cleaned.
Works very effectively to remove rust and build up from cast iron or any other steel parts. Not sure how it works for aluminum or other metals.
Simple Green has a cieaner for aluminum.
I've used simple green and simple green race parts cleaner. Both work well.
So, it’s ok to run the machine without the basket?
I don't see why not. It just vibrates the solution.
Nice review Dave. I might be dropping some parts of to you for cleaning 🤔.
I'm usually here lol.
I like it...thank you for showing us
Thanks for checking it out!
D. G. Sells LA's totally awesome cleaner in the spray bottle is the best cleaner I know of and Vevor products that I've purchased so far are great.
This thing has been great. No complaints so far!
Is there a reset button or fuse on it somewhere? Mine just quit....only a couple months old
I do believe I saw one. I'll look at mine tonight.
Good review dude. Thanks
Thank you for watching it!
The carb bodies didn't darken because they're zinc the bowls are aluminum.
Thanks!
Can you Measure the depth, width, and length of the inside? Please and thank you
According to their website it's 465mm x 270mm x 130mm
Pinesol, trust me. For things like carbs Pinesol kicks butt in ultrasonic cleaners
I've always used pinesol in previous videos but they were out so I gave this a try. Not bad honestly. Mixed it a bit heavy though.
about to order mine now
Do it!
Pretty sure it's LA as in Los Angeles, lol. But its great stuff, particularly for the price.
I'm not sure how they make money selling it at $1?
Looks delicious.
Look down right Yummy Yeah, I'm kind of curious how this works.I've got one smaller doesn't quite work as well as I'd like it
That carb set was in for one cycle of 30 mins. That's it. Works pretty good I'd say.
Dave… price…?
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Nice Dave!!!!
Thanks!
Nice work sir
Thank you!
@@madgingercustoms you are very welcome sir
I miss the guest appearances from your Red Queen.
Me too. She's not really interested unless we are working on her truck.
Wow, that VEVOR 30L Ultrasonic Cleaner is impressive! We sent you an email, take a look.
Thanks
Nice
Thanks!
Delete the code its expired
Thanks I'll pull it!
you dulute the mix of cleaner to WATER not tryin to be rude so plz excuze my ignorance
Of course, normally I do but we never used it before so more is better lol. I think 1:1 would have worked fine. Thanks!!