Can you easily detach the pressure gauge? I want to hook the pressure gauge up to a different type of tubing. Thanks!
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Very dissappointed I recieved both cuffs and both are off calibration and can not be used :(
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Mr heater does make a hose kit to connect 2 tanks together but i'm not sure how you would work in a gauge. i think you can get an inline gauge from mr heater also.
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It's a quick connect fitting. You push the end of the fitting up towards the tubing. The fitting end should move a slight amount, and the tubing should be able to be pulled out. It may take a little force.
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I just checked on mine and the outflow hose doesn't easily pull out (don't want to pull too hard as it already leaks). It might be possible to attach an extension to the hose it comes with or to attach a hose of your choice instead of the one it comes with - but it doesn't seem to be designed to switch hose.
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The tube attached to the reservoir detaches. Simply pull the bellows reservoir off, fill it with fluid and re insert. Thank you for shopping with us. ~Vert Delivery
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Yes, there is a small bleed off button on the side that you press. No need to un hook from the valve to do it.
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I do not know the answer to that question as I have never used it without the hose. After looking at the gauge closely I still cannot make a determination as to the feasibility of removing the hose. You can purchase a tire pressure gauge without a hose on line...Sorry I couldn't be more help
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No. These are not flow-control devices, only connectors. The pressure needs to be shut off first... I don't think it will disconnect if pressure exists.FWIW, after getting used to these connectors I am never going back to using the thread-on thread-off attachments.
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You can release tire pressure by leaning the unit a bit "off center" while holding the tire valve plunger open and let the air escape, then recenter and take the new pressure... works well.
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Anthony, I can't answer that because I had a plumber hook it up. he did not mention any problem to that affect. Unfortunately, he lost the documentation and after many tries and almost 2 years, I have yet to get a copy. Maybe you can help me by sending me a copy? the temp gauge quit and I have no idea on how to change/fix it or what the warranty is because I have no documentation.Mitch
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If I am understanding your question, can you pressurize the tires with out removing the units....the answer is no. I wish there was a way. The units work great. I like knowing my pressures and temperatures as I am driving, but you do have to remove them before adding air.
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Sure. What I did with mine was to remove the hose, and hooked up a quick connect receptacle. That way I can connect anything at all to it, from an air chuck, to an air gun, whatever.
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I did the same thing, filling race tires with a standard hose and quick connect. It's been some time, but I recall having to put the regulator in to my vise, gently/carefully, but it did break free eventually. I looked at adapters, I seem to recall some issue with those.
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You're right. It will drip IF the gauge is turned other than almost upright. Mine stays at a slight angle to make it easier to read and I haven't lost any fluid from it. Also, I really like the gauge. Not sure what the result would be if you didn't make the cut.
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Hi Edward, Yes, you can still use the gauge. You will need a two stage regulator that has a POL inlet connection. Your gauge would hook inline between your tank and then the regulator.
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Don't tighten the nozzle all the way down. I screw on until I hear airflow into the tubing and I see the needle on the pressure gauge move. Then I turn one or two more times.
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The same thing happened to us. When I had a plumber here for other work, I asked him if he could try to get it off. No luck. I guess it's best not to leave it on your hose for too long or else it will become a permanent attachment.