do you srll tanks that are more than 850 psi? I know you could remove shims but i never have done that . thanks
1657123
They sell one with an output of 3000psi!!! Also, adding shims raises pressure, and it is simple. You just need an allen wrench. Make sure to empty the tank first.
1657124
ninja does make one that is super high output but those are more for automags. i wouldn't use them on modern markers especially electros.
515041
Dear Kathryn,As long as the variation is within 20 PSI, you should be ok. Also do you have a backflow preventer installed. If not, please do. we do sell Backflow preventers as well so let us know if you want any recommendations.Also you should consult with a certified installer/professional in your region just to be on the safe side.David
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I run with this tank on my mini and it works quite well. If you have a stock ASA on the mini it might be a tight fit, mine ground down the threads on the tank but other than that its a pretty good. Filled up 3 times yesterday over a 5 hour duration.
1787558
It does come with shims if you are using a 25.4. You might have to modify the shims.
357451
The tank outputs at 800 - 850 psi. The regulator included is not adjustable. But to my knowledge even the adjustable regulators such as the ones on the ninja tanks can only be adjusted down typically to 450 - 500 psi, I believe they ship set at the maximum safe output of 850 psi.
51357
I just took the 20# tank off my BBQ pit and hooked it right up. Don't see why you couldn't use a larger tank cause I think they would be the same pressure.
274674
Just installed this past Friday. Watch the spacing between the pistons, and you should be fine. Mine is finally pumping up too 120 psi before shutoff.
129095
i have 10 cfm at 90 psi i shoot no problem and 25 psi at the gun if you have a large tank you could paint with a 6 or above cfm at 90 psi
2277054
We just got ours installed yesterday and it works great. We did not have any problems with it cutting in and out. There is something about having a nothing smaller than a 100 lb tank. Could that be an issue?
753109
According to http://www.depcopump.com/datasheets/shurflo/182-200%20Installation%20manual.pdf this tank can handle up to 125 PSI
826088
Not one problem. Your tank was not installed properly and you should discontinue use until the tank is properly secured!
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Depends on the quality of your tank.usually i pull just at a coyple of mph on gravel @5 and up on pavement. Most dump sites are within a quarter mile or less
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There were no additional shims on the box. They are already attached to the rear of the pad. Have had them I stalled for almost three months and and all is well. Great pads!
681830
I watched the video and did not see it. I know on the forklift propane tanks I refill you open a release valve that lets you know when its full, did not see that here so i doubtthere is any chance you will get these small tanks close to full...of course the shnozzle wil open up the valve or else it would not put anything in the tank lol
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Dave, you'll need to buy some hose and fittings. I converted my tank to 3/8" hose because the unit comes with 1/4" hose output. I used quick connect fittings also so unhooking hoses is a snap.
1895255
No, once filled the tank is under too much pressure. You would need a hose that can handle 800+ psi.
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I believe all verticle softener tanks have a standard neck size. I installed a Fleck 5600 SXT on a 30 year old Rain-Soft softener tank. I would not advise anyone without mechcanical experience to challange this modification process. The old head was bronze and had to be wrenched off from start to finish and took out the last 2 1/2 threads from the tank. The Fleck head has a full 1" of threads that had no problem adhearing tothe remaining 3/4" of threads. The latteral center tube was a different diameter and had to be modified to fit the Fleck head. After all is done my 30 year old softener is like brand new and works great.