Does the cylinder also apply down pressure on the plow when the plow is lowered?
801766
No,the red strap is used to lift the plow and does not allow down pressure as designed.a redesign may allow that but internal strength may be a factor,good luck .bryan
801767
No, not if you use the included strap. It will not apply downward pressure w/ the strap installed. Downward pressure would be detrimental since the plow wouldn't be able to float over uneven surfaces.
204015
It does not go according to cylinders, it goes w the temperature shown on the gauge. With a running engine and system on, connect it to the bigger pipe. After checking the pressure and temperature pull the trigger until the return pipe cools. When it is cold, stop pumping fryon....
1649733
Yes, however since the water will be split, the pressure will lower a little bit.
543593
Yes it does but the air comes out fairly slow. If you have to let a tire down a lot it is easier to use the nub on the end to push the valve stem. However it works great to get it to the exact pressure.
47890
yes, it has an adjustment for out going pressure....i bought it just to use around the motorhome...the pressure will build up to about 130 psi ,,but you can adjust out going...pressure drops quickly but ,recovers quickly.. hope this helps
508953
Yes, if throttle is decreased, water flow restricted or tip is changed to bigger orfice it will effect water presure.
1437139
Yes, But you really do not need the whole gauge. Use the end of a cylinder compression tester that screws into the spark plug hole. The other end that the gauge goes on, plug your air line into. If you use the Gauges, just turn your Regulator all the way up so you get Max. Pressure in the cylinder Chamber.Pressurize cylinder with both valves closed AND Piston at the Top of the Cylinder.If you loose pressure the piston will keep the valve from falling all the way down into the Cylinder.
1318232
yes.....you just need to pipe fit the reducers to what ever size you need. you can go up or down by using the rifgt pipe fittings. i think this is a 2" intake and 1.5" discharge. you will lose some pressure going up and gain pressure going down. i am pleased with the pump and also lost the previous pump to freezing. good luck.
1609602
Yes, it does however when the barrel fills it can be difficult to remove. I am not sure whether that is the case with all barrels of this manufacturer and make but it is true with my rain barrel.
2078902
No. Mine has pressure reading off 2-3 PSI. Since I know this I just adjust accordingly.
1249250
I have not noticed a drop in pressure, I don't use the drip system. I find the units work very well with small sprinkler nozzles.
1942640
Theoretically, yes, as Troy has already stated. BUT, a drop from 4,200 PSI to 3,300 PSI is quite a gap (900 PSI less / 21.4285% less). I would highly recommend you get a PSI gauge rated for at least 4,500 PSI that you can connect to the end of your wand to check that you can lower the pressure enough for your attachment. If it won't come down enough, you could wind up with a 'gun' shooting a metal projectile (the internals of the tip) out that could seriously hurt, or even kill someone.
1673620
There is a Phillips screw for adjusting pressure on the end of the cylinder. Tighten it and it will slow it down.
306959
You will be pushing the snow in reverse. When you go forward, the plow tilts down and it will travel over the snow.
553567
Yes. It operates on a simple principle, pressure from the desired direction passes through while pressure from the opposite direction is blocked and will often activate a release causing "backflow" water to be drained off. Note: If, for example, a hose is attached that has a nozzle at the opposite end, that is closed, then the hose will pressurize and retain its pressure. If the faucet (with the back flow device installed) is turned off, the pressure will remain in the hose until the nozzle is slightly opened (or a connection is loosened) then the internal valve will release the hose pressure through the relief 'vents' in the back flow preventer. This device meets building requirements in many localities where a back flow preventer is required on outdoor water faucets. I use mine with an RV, so that water from the RV side does not enter the city water source side of the valve.
1845781
I don't see this info in the manual. I assume that it will remove down until it is clogged.
221959
Yes it does. I use it with. 4200psi and turn down the output as the small jet stream requires less pressure than a wand.