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shock pump?

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Unread postAuthor: Crna Legija » Fri Mar 26, 2010 6:52 am

i got my shot pump like 3 day before i get my fridge and now don't use it
but need a 300psi gage on my fridge, i was thinking can i put a schrader valve in my fridge and then screw my shock pump to it as a gage

i have a schrader valve soldered into a 1/2inch threaded fitting that i tested to 300

do you think it will work or brake my pump?
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Unread postAuthor: jrrdw » Fri Mar 26, 2010 8:18 am

Only if the pump has no check valve in between the gauge and out put hook up. Also depends on the seals/gauge pressure limits.
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Unread postAuthor: Gun Freak » Fri Mar 26, 2010 8:46 am

It should work because the check valve is before the pressure gauge so it would measure the pressure of the fridgy output. But only do it if the gauge goes high enough for the fridgy or it might break.
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Unread postAuthor: Crna Legija » Fri Mar 26, 2010 9:08 am

yer i dont know about the chek valve it have to have 1 to have one and i have all ready put a max to my pressur limet that i will ever go to to 300 and my shocke gage is 3000 ill give it a shot to moro

thanks guys

ps im hi like a kite and my net is caped so spell no chek is not working


edit: it worked
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Unread postAuthor: metalmeltr » Sat Mar 27, 2010 8:13 am

The gauge should unthread from the shock pump. It is most likely 1/8"npt so just thread it into a pipe fitting on your chamber.
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Unread postAuthor: POLAND_SPUD » Sat Mar 27, 2010 8:20 am

yeah jsut remove it... if you want to keep it on the shock pump then just buy a new gauge (or used :-D) for the fridge compressor
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Unread postAuthor: metalmeltr » Sat Mar 27, 2010 8:30 am

POLAND_SPUD wrote:yeah jsut remove it... if you want to keep it on the shock pump then just buy a new gauge (or used :-D) for the fridge compressor
If you remove the gauge and still want to use the pump temporailly you could plug off the gauge port.
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Unread postAuthor: POLAND_SPUD » Sat Mar 27, 2010 8:37 am

well yeah... anyway when you've got a fridge compressor you won't even bother to use a shock pump... build yourself your own..
damn dude... you're a European for god's sake :wink:
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