40A-L means that it has a durometer rating of 40, right? What does the "L" mean?
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If I remember correctly, there are two types of 40 duro. These are the softest and thinnest providing minimal pressure change and minimizing the bottoming out sound.
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I have no idea what he's talking about. The instrument gives repeatable readings which correspond well with the manufacturers own ratings for the air conditioner and similar items measured.
994019
LT denotes "Light Truck". "AT" in this case denotes All terrain, HOWEVER it is not an actual abbreviation of the tire size, as metric tires sizes only begin with P (passenger), LT (Light Truck), or ST (Special-Trailer) meaning specialized service. The poster of this item simply put the name of the tire (Xtreme AT) and then the tire size without the "LT". As long as this tire is a load range E then it is definitely an LT type tire.
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I really don't know how to answer your question I don't know if the "L" stands for Lithium. All I know for sure is this is the battery I got for my phone and it worked great! I hope I was a little help to you. God bless.
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I think you two didn't understand the question, I think he's asking what is the /20hr mean, it means that if you ran just under 1 amp you could run it for 20 hrs, while the other ones dont tell you the hr rate of the ah rating...
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it is my understanding that the 20 in CB201UL refers to max lift...I had a CB151UL originally installed and it was inadequate but the 20 works great for my basement installed furnace.
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It means it has to be diluted. However, when I got it I realized there is NO WAY it can be diluted so much. It will turn like water. At most you can dilute it 1:3 or maybe 1:4
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I believe it was rated at 300-350 somewhere in that range. Should be on the mfg website if you google it.I have used it up to 260# with no problem.
480776
I believe the 40g refers to the lip and cheek tint. The lip and cheek tint is in the top of the lid of the product. The product has lasted a very long time, since you only use a small amount, so it must be correct as stated.
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I think it's an indicator of where the drain is. "RA" is right side and "LA" is left side but you may want to speak with Kohler
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Hi Ken. I am on my second one of these Accutire gauges. My first one lasted over 5 years. In that time I replaced the 3 coin cell batteries maybe twice. I believe they are only for the led display and light. If you get a L on the display, it means the internal lithium battery has finally drained too low. This is a separate battery from the coin cell batteries and I believe it powers the logic circuitry. Once it drains, the gauge becomes useless even if you change the coin cells. You either have to send the gauge back to Accutire to replace the battery, or buy a new Accutire gauge. It's probably better to buy a new one than pay for shipping the old one back but thats a personal preference. And don't waste your time trying to replace it. I tried on my first one but what I found out is once it loses its programming, its gone, even with a new lithium cell put in. I hope this helps answer your question. Happy Holidays!
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The gauge shows two things, and they move together. One has a * 2 * 4 * 6 (etc) scale, the other has little bars that measure each 10 pounds of pressure. The first bar corresponds to 20, then there's the number 30, then two more bars, then the number 60, etc. The needle on the gauge, when I tried it just now, begins to move when I get more than 20 lbs. of pressure into the tube. The "2" on the numeric scale roughly corresponds to 35 lbs of pressure. Hope that's helpful
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According to the paperwork, 30 to 40. It works really well on our ice maker.
955809
Amazon is dropping the ball on the info on almost all their tires. If these are indeed "LT" tires then that means they are Light truck tires but not load range E.If a tire has the "P" in front of the numbers it is a passenger tire which tends to wear out faster than a LT tire and it also will not carry as much weight per tire.Amazon also doesn't list the treads depth properly, it should be listed in the 1/16th of an inch but it isn't.
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About 25-30 seems good for light coatings. 40 is alright if you're doing a large section
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The load rating would determine the # of plies generally, 10 ply would be the E rated. General tires were always US made, I think they still are but these days you never know for sure.
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I believe they mean SL/m which is Standard Liters/min where "standard" means corrected to "standardized" conditions of temperature and pressure. 5.6 L/m converts to 0.198 CFM.