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OT] Accurate tyre gauge
Can anyone recommend a small, accurate, tyre pressure gauge.?
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OT] Accurate tyre gauge
Donwill wrote:
Can anyone recommend a small, accurate, tyre pressure gauge.? Don The piston in cylinder sort are very accurate and small. Pen sized. |
OT] Accurate tyre gauge
"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... Donwill wrote: Can anyone recommend a small, accurate, tyre pressure gauge.? Don The piston in cylinder sort are very accurate and small. Pen sized. Can you still get those? I had to settle for a digital thingumybob t'other day. -- Tinkerer |
OT] Accurate tyre gauge
Tinkerer wrote:
"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... Donwill wrote: Can anyone recommend a small, accurate, tyre pressure gauge.? Don The piston in cylinder sort are very accurate and small. Pen sized. Can you still get those? I had to settle for a digital thingumybob t'other day. Bought ne last year so I think so. Came in a repair kit or something. All I wanted was the thing that unscrews valves but I got a pressure gauge three spare dustcaps and some other crap as well. |
OT] Accurate tyre gauge
"Tinkerer" wrote in message ... "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... Donwill wrote: Can anyone recommend a small, accurate, tyre pressure gauge.? Don The piston in cylinder sort are very accurate and small. Pen sized. Can you still get those? I had to settle for a digital thingumybob t'other day. -- Tinkerer I got one not so long ago. I'd be extremely surprised if they ever stop making them. I'm not keen on digital ones. Less to go wrong with pen type. |
OT] Accurate tyre gauge
On Sat, 21 Aug 2010 09:14:57 +0100, The Natural Philosopher
wrote: Tinkerer wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... Donwill wrote: Can anyone recommend a small, accurate, tyre pressure gauge.? Don The piston in cylinder sort are very accurate and small. Pen sized. Can you still get those? I had to settle for a digital thingumybob t'other day. Bought ne last year so I think so. Came in a repair kit or something. All I wanted was the thing that unscrews valves but I got a pressure gauge three spare dustcaps and some other crap as well. A few patches, rubber solution and a bit of french chalk? -- Frank Erskine |
OT] Accurate tyre gauge
Frank Erskine wrote:
On Sat, 21 Aug 2010 09:14:57 +0100, The Natural Philosopher wrote: Tinkerer wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... Donwill wrote: Can anyone recommend a small, accurate, tyre pressure gauge.? Don The piston in cylinder sort are very accurate and small. Pen sized. Can you still get those? I had to settle for a digital thingumybob t'other day. Bought ne last year so I think so. Came in a repair kit or something. All I wanted was the thing that unscrews valves but I got a pressure gauge three spare dustcaps and some other crap as well. A few patches, rubber solution and a bit of french chalk? Don't think so. Had that already. This was valve service rather than puncture IIRC. Anyway I only needed to pull the valves out of my lawn tractor to fill the ruddy tyres up with green slime. Mowing the hawthorn clippings saves a shredder, but beats hell out of the tyres. |
OT] Accurate tyre gauge
"Donwill" wrote in message ... Can anyone recommend a small, accurate, tyre pressure gauge.? I bought a £3 one from asda last week, it reads the same as my stick one but is much easier to read. |
OT] Accurate tyre gauge
Tinkerer wrote:
"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... Donwill wrote: Can anyone recommend a small, accurate, tyre pressure gauge.? Don The piston in cylinder sort are very accurate and small. Pen sized. Can you still get those? I had to settle for a digital thingumybob t'other day. £1.99 in Wilkos. -- Adam |
OT] Accurate tyre gauge
"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... Tinkerer wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... Donwill wrote: Can anyone recommend a small, accurate, tyre pressure gauge.? Don The piston in cylinder sort are very accurate and small. Pen sized. Can you still get those? I had to settle for a digital thingumybob t'other day. Bought ne last year so I think so. Came in a repair kit or something. All I wanted was the thing that unscrews valves but I got a pressure gauge three spare dustcaps and some other crap as well. It is worth making a valve unscrewer of a bit meatier stuff than tends to be in the shops - often plastic, and get chewed up straight away, and even the old reversible brass caps used to get chewed up fairly quickly. I just cut the top end off a 4" nail and filed a slot in it in the end. Now the only problem is finding it. Incidentally I had quite a silly row a year or two back with a man who was about to pay a garage to change a valve for him, and simply refused to believe me that he could unscrew it and replace it for a few pence himself. He would not even believe there was a removable valve inside the filler tube. He was a black belt karate instructor, and very 'sure of himself', so I didn't pursue the matter too far! S |
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