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I finally bought me a compressor, but the gage does not work well. I have three
small portable air gages and I just bought a digital one and all register different PSIs.
Can you recommend a brand that will give a reliable reading? Thanks
What are you using the compressors for? If it is for the air shocks then I would suggest that you buy a good bike pump because the compressor will blow the lines.
I finally bought me a compressor, but the gage does not work well. I have three
small portable air gages and I just bought a digital one and all register different PSIs.
Can you recommend a brand that will give a reliable reading? Thanks
i use this one and it does the job, this is for the tires NOT the air shocks, since you didn't mention it, if you check out the site you can get the extension hose which i got to make it easier. http://www.getagauge.com/Tire-Gauges/Accu-Gage-EZ-Air.cfm
Last edited by vtwinbob; Jul 22, 2011 at 09:51 AM.
What are you using the compressors for? If it is for the air shocks then I would suggest that you buy a good bike pump because the compressor will blow then lines.
Mike
While I generally don't advocate the HD specific product, their shock pump works real good and I got one. For tires, a guage type is generally more accurate than the stick type, but getting the guage in can be a PIA without an extension.
While I generally don't advocate the HD specific product, their shock pump works real good and I got one. For tires, a guage type is generally more accurate than the stick type, but getting the guage in can be a PIA without an extension.
Chunker:
I feel you on the Harley stuff and I agree that the Harley pump is nice but I purchased this one and its very good.
I finally bought me a compressor, but the gage does not work well. I have three small portable air gages and I just bought a digital one and all register different PSIs.
Can you recommend a brand that will give a reliable reading? Thanks
I use the gauge of the HD air pump for the shocks.
I use the H-D pump for the shocks and an EZ-air for the tires. You can air up the tires without having to remove the gauge. Just clip it on and when you're finished, clip it off.
IMO, much more important than an accurate air gauge is an easy way to check/add air. The stock air valves are a PITA on the 09 and up models and I lost air each time I took the air chuck off the valves. I've replaced them by 82deg angled/zero loss aluminum valves and they make the job a hundred times much easier.
IMO, much more important than an accurate air gauge is an easy way to check/add air. The stock air valves are a PITA on the 09 and up models and I lost air each time I took the air chuck off the valves. I've replaced them by 82deg angled/zero loss aluminum valves and they make the job a hundred times much easier.
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