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John, I got the reading's.

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Luke S

08-01-2006 06:37:13




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Got the 3000psi gauge hooked up last and I don't know what it is supposed to be but I have got 1,750psi on either remote. What's going on here?




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J Schwiebert

08-02-2006 03:38:38




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 Re: John, I got the reading's. in reply to Luke S, 08-01-2006 06:37:13  
Well that does affect your lifting capacity and also helps to make your pump noisy. On the side of the pump held on by four small socket head screws is the pressure compensator. This controlls the pump pressure.There is an adjusting screw loacted in the outer end of this compensator. It may have a lead seal to lock it in position. Let the gauge plumbed in the outlet and by turning the adjusting screw in the pressure will or should raise. If the handle detends you should see if on the gauge if not you will need to move the remote handle each time to check it. Get to 2200 PSI(+ or - 50) and see what happens to start with I also have a couple other questions so call me on the hpoca form again. J.

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Larry from md

08-01-2006 14:22:07




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 Re: John, I got the reading's. in reply to Luke S, 08-01-2006 06:37:13  
Thats way low it should be 2250.



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