new uni valve looks mint

[dredge3]

and does a stronger spring make it harder to activate, or work the other way

 

[tench0771]

i would have thault a stronger spring would need a harder tug @dredge3 as the wire gage would b ficker correct me if im rong steve

 

[dredge3]

i would have thault a stronger spring would need a harder tug @dredge3 as the wire gage would b ficker correct me if im rong steve

Yes, you probably right, but sometimes they are compressed at rest

 

[Steven Wayne Jones]

Same gauge, and it is stainless wire.

 

[tlwcs]

Your using tubeless right, so you need a stronger spring in yours, introducing a uni valve in 2 weeks with firmer spring to use with tubeless.

So what do I do with this one?

 

[tench0771]

u havent anserd my question steve !!

 

[Elliot]

Am I the only one that as no intention of buying this . I use a sturdy tap on my pole fitted were my right hand sits . Don't need to look at the pole when turning on or off , thumb control simple . I've also had this tap About 2 years now £8 . Although if I thought the univalve was better or more reliable ( tap is %100 reliable) I would get one . Now regarding the loop with using a tap a lot of people seem to have an issue with it ? . This really is a mystery to me . The loop is absolutely no issue to me and never has been .spoke to 3 Windys who I know well just this week , who all use taps on there pole , all feel the same can't understand the issue with the loop .

 

[Steven Wayne Jones]

Trench, which question mate?

 

[tlwcs]

Trench, which question mate?

Or mine

 

[Steven Wayne Jones]

Tony,

You will have another mate, no problem, its interesting that only a few have a problem with the uni/tubeless setup.

it is to do with the extra weight of the rectus fitting that the uni valve is pulling up.

so the answer is a stronger spring.

You see this is what feedback provides, you end up with a excellent product.

Thankyou for honest feedback:thumbsup:

 

[tlwcs]

Tony,You will have another mate, no problem, its interesting that only a few have a problem with the uni/tubeless setup.

it is to do with the extra weight of the rectus fitting that the uni valve is pulling up.

so the answer is a stronger spring.

You see this is what feedback provides, you end up with a excellent product.

Thankyou for honest feedback:thumbsup:

ok, thank you

 

[Green Clean Windows]

loads of travel when pulling the hose

I was giving it the big'un for the purpose of the video, you wouldn't have been able to see me pulling it at all otherwise. That hose is a bit stretchy I guess as it's ancient, but I'm too tight to swap it until it snaps or leaks! /emoticons/wink.png

 

[Eviestevie]

Are these in stock Steve I need 3

 

[albootyerbaws]

I will wait a couple of months before ordering to see what the feed backs like.

not took long to get some negative feedback.

 

[tench0771]

steve can i just ask do u now use a stronger spring for the univalve or is it the same as the aquadapter? also does the spring in the univalve get wet at all ?

this question @Steven Wayne Jones /emoticons/smile.png

 

[tench0771]

just red stronger spring thats good:thumbsup: does the spring get wet @Steven Wayne Jones or does it stay dry in the side the univalve

 

[tench0771]

i think the product looks very good to b fair ill still hold out till next month but its saves waight and if it dont leak and also dont brake after 3 months it will b in my book top nochG-)

 

[dredge3]

I commented on mine being very stiff, but got no feed back Steve!!!!! At it all day today, didn't get any better. Easier to turn on than off a tab...or other way round

 

[Steven Wayne Jones]

Yes, the Spring is wet, but it's stainless, so don't matter.

 

[Eviestevie]

Yes, the Spring is wet, but it's stainless, so don't matter.

Steve are the univalve in stock

 

[Steven Wayne Jones]

Dredge,

Don't now why your valve is stiff, shouldn't be?