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What is the best air chuck for filling tires?

Started by chidog33 replies

  1. CoaldustSuper User#21

    aighead said: In a similar area- Anyone know a quality pressure gauge? Amazon has a million, I've tried a few but haven't liked most of them. Click to expand... Not the best for every application, but the Haltec - GA-160 - Dual Foot pocket gauge is kinda handy.

  2. DDougSuper User#22

    Coaldust said: Not the best for every application, but the Haltec - GA-160 - Dual Foot pocket gauge is kinda handy. View attachment 364643 Click to expand... Does that thing talk to your phone ?

  3. CoaldustSuper User#23

    Sticking the tires becomes an all day project when you roll on forty-four quick. At any given time, there is always a leaker, a cut, or an axle worth that needs rotated.

  4. Welder DaveExpert#24

    I think about the 820 tonne vessel they moved on 932 tires. It must have took several people hours to check all the tires unless the trailers had there own automatic inflation system and gauges. Think they'd want to visually inspect all the tires though.

  5. JD955SCJunior Member#25

    Welder Dave said: I think about the 820 tonne vessel they moved on 932 tires. It must have took several people hours to check all the tires unless the trailers had there own automatic inflation system and gauges. Think they'd want to visually inspect all the tires though. Click to expand... Those specialty haulers have support trucks with plenty of spares

  6. Welder DaveExpert#26

    Still a lot of work checking them all.

  7. DDougSuper User#27

    Coaldust said: Sticking the tires becomes an all day project when you roll on forty-four quick. At any given time, there is always a leaker, a cut, or an axle worth that needs rotated. View attachment 364660 Click to expand... never need to check for air pressure......: Wheel Sets & Wheels - Irwin Car Our shop capabilities and personnel's expertise allow us to support your needs with new and reconditioned wheel sets for standard, narrow and custom rail www.irwincar.com

  8. CoaldustSuper User#28

    This thread reminds me,…..So, today is the opening day of the Alaska State Fair in Palmer. On this day, in 2015, an under-inflated trailer tire overheated on the Glenn Highway Palmer off-ramp. Blocking all the fair traffic. It had 6,200 hundred gallons of RUG loaded according to the manifest. Visually inspect and stick your tires, Boys.

  9. Truck ShopSuper User#29

    Coaldust said: Visually inspect and stick your tires, Boys. Click to expand... The only way that will happen is throwing in free roller dogs and a big gulp. It takes alot of incentive for he-man covered in tats to do a pre-trip.

  10. chidogSenior Member#31

    Have not tried it yet but got the expensive Lock N Fill the other day.

  11. chidogSenior Member#32

    It works great, now at some point I have to play with the crappy old forklift tires, split wedge type rims I guess it is called, I need to get all the air stems pointing out side and long enough, do they make extensions? Yeah at least the splits are all facing each other, duals. I hate tires. And yeah only 5 psi or less when installing them, and sit on the machine to fill them.

  12. HarleyHappySuper User#33

    Yes they make extensions, with the valve already in place. Not sure how long they make them but I have some 2” and 3” that have been in my tire drawer for ever.

  13. chidogSenior Member#34

    Yeah and they are duals, they are stemmed so the stems will poke to the inside on the outer wheel. I need to change that, so I have to flip the inner tube around I guess. I need to clean and paint them I guess if I don't want them to rust any more.

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