- Mount a well-balanced 14" wheel
- Set the sensor positions directly in line with each side
- Set the rim diameter control to 14"
- Note that there are five trimpots accessable through the front panel. One in the center and two beneath each display.
- Execute repeated balance cycles until the tire is balanced as well as possible.
- Add a 4.0 ounce wheel weight to the front side at the position indicated on the display from the last cycle and execute a balance cycle.
- Adjust the trimpots beneath the display and repeat balance spin until the display reads 3.9 ounces and the indicated position is 180 degrees opposite the weight which should be at 6 o'clock.
- Remove the 4.0 ounce weight, spin for zero, repeat for the backside.
- Remove the 4.0 ounce weight and rebalance the tire for zero adjusting the center trimpot when the position fluxuates more than 45 degrees to 0.0 ounces on each side.
- Repeat 4.0 ounce weight/position adjustment above.
- If difficulty arises in getting a zero readout consider changing the drive belt.
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To obtain a manual for your Nortron 7300-116 wheel balancer, you can check the manufacturer's official website for downloadable resources or contact their customer support for assistance. Additionally, online forums and automotive equipment retailers may have user manuals or guides available. If you prefer physical copies, searching on websites like eBay or Amazon might yield options as well.
Multiple oz times the conversion ratio 1 kg/35.3 oz for example: 57 oz * (1/35.3) = ~1.6 or 57 oz * .0283 = ~1.6 (note: 1/35.3 = ~ .0283)
22% of 7300 = 7300*22/100 = 1606
7300 lb = 3.65 t(US)7300 lb = 3.65 t(US)7300 lb = 3.65 t(US)7300 lb = 3.65 t(US)7300 lb = 3.65 t(US)7300 lb = 3.65 t(US)
7300 GT is slightly faster.
7300
7300
7300 divided by two
7000+300 = 7300
1000 g = 1 kg → 7300 g = 7300 ÷ 1000 kg = 7.3 kg
7300 meters = 23,950.1 feet