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Posted by MN Scott on March 04, 2007 at 20:44:47 from (206.9.216.73):
In Reply to: laser thermometer posted by bm3501466 on March 04, 2007 at 19:40:06:
I have a Raytec that works great. As others have said you need to be as close as possable. Works great for finding a missing cylinder on a gas or diesel. I also use mine to check the bearings on my round baler and combine. Just run the machine awile to get it warmed up then shut it down and walk around zapping the bearings. Most bearings run about 100 to 150 degrees. If you find one running a temp you know its time to replace it. Saves time and the danger of fire or damaging other parts. A good investment in my opinion.
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