Description say this is 0-35 psi, but picture shows guage is from 0-15psi. which is correct?
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This is likely a case of the incorrect illustration being appended to the correct description. If you enlarge the illustration of the gauge (with packaging) next to my original comment, it reads to 35psi. I found the same illustration just now searching Amazon for 'all Viair' gauges. (I also found a 0-100psi gauge illustration with a 0-15psi description, so Amazon really needs to coach some folks on this issue.)
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The PSI is adjustable and has a gauge .There are two gauges,one for tank pressure and another for line pressure.
146320
What PSI are you running it at? It should be anywhere between 80 and 90 PSI. Or your tip might be clogged with something.
119779
I believe this is ok for such gauges. I am using another model but for co2 injection in aquariums and I get max 60 psi. But I am sure you don't need such pressure if you use it for beer only. Thus I believe your gauge is ok
1893402
It's a primary drinking hose for our Motorhome. Not sure what the psi is, it is a well made hose, one of the best I have bought. I like it so much, I bought another shorter one. I did remove the wire wrapped around each end of the hose due to the wire rusting.
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Like the other person said one that gets 90 psi. It all depends if you have to lug around 25 # or leave it inone place.I checked out a number on Amazon and the reviews ..It is all about preference t-the type of work you need this for .
808882
It does not come with a vac release or a vac gauge. I bought the guage separately. It uses a different measurement than PSI.
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There is not a gauge that shows the lbs of pressure. It comes with weights that keep the pressure at increments of 5 lbs. so if you want it at say, 13 lbs you would have to go up to the 15 lb wt.
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PH, I assume that you are at an elevation wher 15 pounds is needed so to answer your question, it is yes. That is why experts advise having their pressure gauge tested every year or so. Using the weight, there is no need to be concerned if the gauge is off a bit. Although 1 psi would not be critical, the rules have always been strictly black and white with no gray area between.
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My shop air presssure is 110 psi. But it is working perfect. i use it for drill, and grinding. so far so good.
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Mine was all pressurized and ready to go. I may have checked prior to placing into service. Use an air pressure gauge suitable for 0 to 15 PSI. Check it against specs, it you need to increase pressure, use a hand pump, like a bicycle tire pump - caution do not exceed max pressure.
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38 psi I think... I try to give positive reviews but this one had no saving grace. I bought 2 and had to return them both...First time it came broken; second time it worked only a few minutes then stopped. Look at some of the negative reviews before you buy this. They are true. I did not want to believe them but ...it is so. Don't get it...you will be sad.
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If you look closely at picture of the hose you will see that it is rated for 3000 psi.
475756
Depends on the area of the country. But normally 10 to 11 psi.But read the instructions and following them.
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No this is not normal at all, I use this tool every day mostly on pressure tanks and it must be within a half of a pound (I test this air tool for accuracy once week in the shop) and it has always been right on...Their are a couple of things I can think of...First operator error, you must have this pressed perfectly square against the valve stem, if you hear air leaking you will never get a correct reading, due to the fact that hearing air leaking is constantly lowering the pressure...Second have you tried the gauge on something different, like another tire and did you get the same results...? If this is the case their maybe some thing wrong with the rubber seal inside the gauge itself, take a small strong light and look inside the gauge were it makes contact with what your testing, to be sure that the rubber seal is not damaged...If it is damaged than this is the problem and why you hear the air, you'll need to send it back for a replacement...This is the number one thing "AMAZON" does best and quickly...Hope this is the problem and helps you out...Rich.
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That's a tough one. Seems I have to actually start using slight force at about 30 PSI. My tires need 50, so from 30 to 50 it gets a bit tiring. Still not hard, just a lot of pumping. Also seems the faster I pump the better it works. Slow and steady doesn't seem to move the gauge.
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Per the docs its 2.2 gpm @ 60 psi. For us, its feels pretty robust, maybe because the previous one was quite old.