How much air leaks out when you disconnect it from a high pressure application (shock/fork) 200psi +?
46017
I have seen as much as 50 psi give or take how quick you are removing it. I'm a heavier rider so I have to wrestle with it a bit but it doesn't usually take too much longer to get correct. I'd suggest a decent pressure gauge to ease the issues. Good idea to have one of those anyway.
46018
I had that same question but it must me minimal given how firm the stock stays afterwards, to guess I would say <= 10lbs
46019
It is designed to disengage the valve quickly. Even though it is a screw on screw off, there is only a quick shot of air escaping. I would say 5 lb.
46020
There's a stop valve ;it a bit awkward too operate! You don't have to use it but ;then u loose 15-20psi,just add fews psi that's why mist people do anyways!
1165001
I really don't know, but I found out that it had way too much air in it and if you use the valve you can let some of it out. I felt like I was going to fall off of it. Don't do what I did before I knew about the valve and punch a hole in it to let the air out.
2185975
There should be no air coming out, probably a bad valve. Try putting a 3 in 1 oil in, valve might be sticky.
389446
I would think if you needed to run a drill at this pressure to provide required performance, you should be looking at a 1/2" or electric. At every plant I've worked in, house air usually runs ~90psi (at tool). Higher pressures regulated at the compressor may be needed to facilitate working pressure (to the tool), normally due to plumbing long runs, leaking or too restrictive piping/connections. But running any 3/8" hand drill at 140-150psi is going to dramatically reduce the life of the product.
1425153
That would depend on the desired result. I added a shut off valve for the air and operate typically @ 35psi.
713105
The end where you connect the air hose could be an automotive or household style quick disconnect. Just go to your local hardware store and buy the other style.
2021467
Not sure what the maximum input pressure is, but I have mine downstream from a 125psi regulator. It works well with all my air tools and paint sprayers.
2040689
I took off a crankshaft pulley bolt (using this impact wrench) with a 20 gallon compressor that produces 5.3 CFM at 90 psi. It worked great; ripped it right off, no fuss.
1946191
Original switch rusted, store had on off switches 20/40 30/50 40/60. Our well was about 150 feet deep and we selected a 30/50 and a new pressure gauge,it works fine. We emptied our blue water tank with bladder and with tire pump pressurized tank with air to two pounds below our on number (30-2=28) I do not know max pressure of pump is but very deep we'll would may not reach a high pressure shut off pressure. If you want or need to go up or down but new switch and repressurize empty tank on pressure minus two. Switch about $30
309465
Mine is plumbed into a 80 gallon 7.5HP single phase commercial compressor and handles it like a champ. My cutoff PSI is around 165. Installed this after 40 feet of black pipe and I have no moisture issues.
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.
1486443
The dual action pumps will expel air on both 'in' and 'out' strokes.If it does not, it is simply not that type (and shouldn't be advertised as such).
883369
I operate it at about 2200 psi. But, I have no idea about the design limitations.
1760735
I'm not really sure what you are describing, but all I do is grasp the knurled collar on the hose connection and push it against the compressor port and the hose disconnects with a puff of air. I hven't had any problem with it. I've had my comjpressor for about a year, and it has been everything I bought it for. It has limited capacity, but is high quality and not excessively loud. Good luck.
1982193
Don't no the answer to the cfm question, but I run my air compressor at 100psi.
1129776
No idea, but I do know if you don't have a round rubber ring between the unit under the rim and the nut on top, no amount of torque is ever going to stop the air leak.
827269
I run 100 ft segments off a 1/2 inch line. Its gravity fed at about 10 psi, and works very well. I don't have exact figures, but my emitters at that pressure put out roughly .5 gph