? about air tool pressures..
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? about air tool pressures..
Well all my tools are rated at 90PSI but my OBA puts out between 120-150 at times(depends on the engine rpm). I was thinking of getting a regulator from Harbor Freight to set at 90 but I figured I would ask... Is there a problem with running the higher pressure?
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I'd check the pressure at the end of the hoses like Tekrsq said first. Other than that, you can just get a regulator that will hook to the start of your hoses, like after the quick disconnect. That way there wouldn't be any real installation other than changing the fitting on you hose.
Even if it is higher, as long has you buy higher end tools, it won't kill them, just keep them oiled well to keep the seals soft/cool.
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Even if it is higher, as long has you buy higher end tools, it won't kill them, just keep them oiled well to keep the seals soft/cool.
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I was going to put a QD on one end and a reg male plug on the other so I can just plug it into the fitting on the bumper. As for the end pressure I only have a 15 foor air line (I do have a 50Ft piece for helping others on the trail) and I have a 2.5 gallon tank so it is at about 100 to 130 at the tip depending on the toold and how open I have it running.
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