How much does the pressure drop under a load? My truck pulls heavy trailers 99% of the time.
1628650
Hi the stay good we suggest the pressure to 15 psi and it stay there am happy whet the pump
1628651
Pressure doesn't drop and if it does increase the pressure to match the consumtion of fuel your fuel lines should supply the correct volume of fuel unless they are crimped or modified
1628652
under normal operation 2-3 psi and 5-7 hard running. i set my idle pressure at about 18 psi so it never drops below 11-12 psi. from what i read anything above 10 psi is safe for primaries. i dont know how high you can safely set it but i havent had any failures yet. hope that helps. note: i am using an edge guage system so the pressure drops are seen digitally on screen and measured from primary, correct or not.
1958
Now that you mention it this is probably why I'm so slow. I also pull a buggy. I'm not sure but it's solid. Maybe the same as a brick. Sorry can't be exact.
1697180
Not much at all. Mine starts on the second pull 95% of the time. I've never had a problem with mine.
747312
You can adjust the air pressure at any time. If you had the pressure set to say 30psi and then load the weight of your 5th wheel, the pressure in the bags would tend to increase . . . but the Air Lift 25870 WirelessONE Compressor System automatically compensates and keeps the pressure at 30psi. (30psi just used as an example) I leave my pressure at 5psi until after I load my trailer. I then adjust the pressure to 50psi for towing.
884062
I pull an enclosed 16 foot trailer that is 9' 6" tall from the ground to top. the trailer weighs 2100 pounds and it work good for me. I pull mine with a Chevy express van. Just remember only snug it up not to tight. You just want it to have a little friction. If to tight you will have issues.
1977203
Jordan - We have noticed a better ride when towing - we keep it at 28 Lbs - and same ride when not towing. Some like to drop the pressure down to 5 Lbs to get a car like ride, but I have not noticed the difference. - Marcek
2220893
I haven't tried anything less than 3 pound pull. consider it like a scale that has a marker that marks the maximum effort for the trigger to trip. usualy do best out of 3 in case of operator error. sometime I might pull to hard and get a heavier reading depending on how supported I have the weapon
2268778
I've never pumped any tires to that high of a psi. However, I regularly pump trailer tires to 90 psi with no problem.
2111306
Hello, The manufacturer states a range of air Pressure at 90-120psi to operate. I always run at 120 psi to make sure it gets a nice hard pull on the rivet. I tried backing off to 90 psi a few times but it did not seat them down as tight as full pressure does. This was with steel rivets, so aluminum rivets may pull okay at the lower pressure. Thats something you would have to test out on an few scraps. For the best overall result make sure you push the gun nose and the rivet flange up tight and level to the work piece right as you pull the trigger. If you let the nose slack back while you trigger it the rivet will not pull up tight to the work piece. And if you dont have it flat and flush it will set the rivet cocked at an angle and you will have to pull it out and start over. Good luck.
1161234
The trailer seems to be pretty durable. I like it mainly because it is lightweight. I've never tried pulling more than 30 pounds in it, so I don't know how much it is capable of.
636506
I didn't use a pressure switch... My system is relay activated by a switch... When I need more pressure I hit the in cab switch... This way I can adjust myself between the fifth wheel camper... The boat.... And the equipment trailer... All need different pressures.. I found that riding level doesn't always ride right... If I ride level with the camper it is far too harsh of a ride...
183335
Load Range D is 1610 lbs at 65 psi. My tire shows no sign of having been balanced. Then again, none of the tires on my new boat trailer show signs of having been balanced, but they are running true.
1314663
Depends on the inflation pressure. But at maximum inflation pressure of 80 psi, it's 2830lb. Need to make sure though that your rims are also rated for this pressure. Most trailer rims are only good for 65psi, and at that pressure, the max. load is only 2540lb. (Just like their load range "D" tire of the same size.
1486177
I use my truck to transport. It isn't easy to lift. I have to put one end in and the lift the other.
2118827
I agree with Crams77 it's any TW upto 1000. My trailer runs about 540 lbs on the tw
1236348
Saul: It lifts a suburban easy. But use jackprops after lifting trucks heavier than 3.5 tons. Release the jack to reduce stress on it, and be safe.
1346678
Can't help. Mine is gravity feed which is sufficient supply even when pulling a load and averaging 8 to 10 mpg. Sorry.