Yes the dinky 40-60 psi pump on a 60 year old tractor, sure but I deal with all kinds of stuff. We just changed out a heater water booster three days ago and you ALWAYS just crack the water line valve. Water going into an air filled booster till it is purged. You can really get hammer in water systems. The hydraulics on some of the large cooking systems they blew a hose awhile back. Solenoid slammed shut at full speed and just couldn't take it. Also another thing about gauges. You should have a gauge with the scale about 2/3 of your desired pressure. In the boiler rooms of heat plants, ships, steam locomotives, they are always somewhere in the mid range. Also many of those gauges have restricted flow so the gauge doesn't get damaged. That is why both of my gasoline powered portable air compressor units have oil filled gauges on them. Plain gauges just get shaken apart. I just over build stuff a little. Not a big deal but when I make modifications I just do it.
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