Can this be used to replace a "rocker" gauge?
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I don't know what a rocker gauge is. This is a regular dial gauge. Also, I wouldn't recommend this product. Mine was tested before I attempted to use it and it was not accurate.
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I'm not sure. This gauge just has a hot leg and a wire from the sending unit. I used this on my 1981 Jeep CJ7. I ordered a separate sending unit for my Jeep.
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I'm not sure I bought this to convert a chair I had into a rocking chair but it proved too hard to do I actually haven't been able to use it it's just sitting in my garage so unless you are really handy or know someone who is this might not work
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should work just fine. My Winch had 2 gauge and there was plenty of room in the connectors. My only other feedback on this connector is that it's not a real tight connection so make sure you have slack in your line or it has the potential to disconnect.
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I used it to replace the fuel tank on my 2QM15 engine. The old gauge worked fine. I didn't have to change anything.
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No. There's a chrome-colored knurled female tip on the gauge. Make sure it is screwed tight!
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If it don't move probly not working actually I was not to happy with this gauge , I purchased a different one witch I like a lot better, this one seamed so big and stiff ! Good Luck
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yes, the vibrations should be acceptable however this is not marine rated gauge set.
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I imagine it would be but the gauge is not real thick so you would probably have to ask someone who does that type of work
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The gauge has a warning label to be used with only a 12V - Ground system. I would check with the manufacturer before buying to confirm your application.
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Not to sure if it might fit between the opening of the rocker head but u can try! It's mainly for deck screws or whatever fits with universal strips. ...
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Not an easy answer here. This gauge is designed for a standard above ground fuel oil tank. It screws directly into the top of the tank itself. I suppose that if your tank is right at the surface you could use this, but the plastic cover will be right at ground level. I am not sure just how desirable that would be. you would almost certainly have to put some sort of guard around it, and it could be pretty tough to read. There is a certain amount of extra length to the top part of the gauge, and with a bit of ingenuity you could install this thing in an extension pipe. and then a bit of adjusting would be indicated(bending the float arm). I would talk to your local oil supplier and see if they had anything they would recommend for use in a buried tank.
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Yes, but you will need longer wood screws. The stock screws are not long enough to pass through the extended butt and bite the wood to properly secure it. It flexible enough that as you tighten it down it will follow the curve.
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I prefer pressure canners that do not have gauges. Gauges must be tested yearly. The rockers do not. Just check the manufacturer's instructions for rate of rocking.
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No. It's just the valve asm. A gauge may be bought separately. I transfered mine from my faulty valve.
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MAybe this gauge would better serve your needs as it does have a port to attach a gauge and it comes with a gauge-Marshall Excelsior Megr-6120-30 Propane Regulator Adjustable High Pressure Gauge
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You will need to add a shunt for the amperage, but it should work. I would recommend encapsulating the back of the meter with clear epoxy to prevent damage from vibration.