Can I adjust this to pull only 15" - 20" of vacuum similar to what an automotive gasoline engine pulls?
1137337
Pump does not have a regulator you have to control how much vacuum it pulls
1137338
Yes you can, I had no problem of pulling down to 30" of vacuum on refrigeration system that I boughtThis pump for. Great little pump.Dick
370060
When it was working it pulled a 30 inch vacuum according to my gauges. Unfortunately the wires inside were damaged when they came in contact with the centrifugal switch causing the start capacitor to fail.
808880
I have to answer your question with a question What are you going to use it for? I use it to ensure auto A/C systems will hold a vacuum for at least ten minutes
74811
No. This is a powerful vacuum that pulls pretty near 15 amps from a 110 volt circuit. I've never found any 12volt vacuum that does a good job. May I suggest a "wonder winder", a convenient way to store and rewind an extension cord?
738764
i just purchased this machine late sept. read my posting on amazon dated oct 1st. (Wolffe ) yes u r right about the attachments being not proper. anyways. i found that it i very easy to get a i inch union from a old vacuum from a local vacuum store and attach the old extension hose. i have 16ft of hose now . hope this helps. specially when vacuuming the car. sorry ia had no reason to read your post until now.
2106389
Need to buy the gauges to see your inch of vacuum. Any pump will work just need the right gauges for it.
1541346
Yes but you may have to tap the back of the pump to pull vacuum from the motor.Engine vacuum cycles the pump to make it work.
2021543
I believe there is an adapter for 2.5 but because I don't have a vacuum that has a 2.5 opening I am not a 1005 sure. Wish I could be more helpful.
1694605
if you are running dual carbs you should not need a vacuum advance distributor just get a regular electronic ignition distributor with good centrifical adjustment advance Mallory makes an awesome distributor that is tunable and can be set up for almost anything
895279
I haven't used the vacuum pickup tool but I do use the fume extractor regularly. For example if I'm soldering in a confined space beneath a car dash then I'd prefer the fumes removed. They are just blown out the back of the main unit though.
2282979
there is an adjustment inside the cylinder that you can adjust. it will work.
1617678
I did shorten mine. I think it was the vacuum end I pulled out, it's just a friction fit and pulls out.
109272
Not sure. I will say it's a great tool for pulling anything. I would dare to say that it would work for your needs.
1172581
Yes, provided you have the ThriftyVac Check Valve Adapter. However, you can get a much stronger vacuum using the manual pump that comes with the ThriftyVac system, and you would not need an adapter.
985063
Yes this pump is designed to pull about 27 - 29 inches of Hg That's a whole lot more then 2 MM of Hg.
109058
This is a vacuum pump - it just pulls air. It sounds like you need an air compressor, which has a tank on it.
1378790
I bought this pump to pull water from a distance to fill my water tanks but I'm not sure it has the power to vacuum a pool.