Tell me what you think about THIS contraption!
pressure tester pics....
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might work good for blood pressure.. lol
carvinmark
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pressues tester
Looks like a vacumn guage to me.Cool tool but where would you hook it to the carb?
Looks like a vacumn guage to me.Cool tool but where would you hook it to the carb?
I blocked off the intake and exhaust ports and hooked to the impulse tube, worked like a charm!
Its also a vacumm gauge, the neelde swings clockwise for pressure, and counterclockwise for vacumm.
Its also a vacumm gauge, the neelde swings clockwise for pressure, and counterclockwise for vacumm.
Freakingstang
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What did you block the intake and exhaust with?
Pieces of the rubber bladder from the blood pressure cuff.
I like it
The Northern catalog is a nice touch. Not real sure why there is a doll in that picture....
If I ever have to rig up something like that, I may copy your design!
Good job!
-pat
The Northern catalog is a nice touch. Not real sure why there is a doll in that picture....
If I ever have to rig up something like that, I may copy your design!
Good job!
-pat
lol...was waiting on a comment about the doll.
It helps me think.
It helps me think.
RaisedByWolves
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Nice rig Casey. Where did you get the parts?
The gauge came from Sears, its an engine vacuum and fuel pressure gauge. The tubing and fittings came from Home Depot. I got the blood pressure cuff from Walgreens, I wish I could have found just the bulb, but oh well.
Gauge was $19.00 it came with assorted fittings and a length of tube.
Fittings and tubing were $10.00, and I have lots of tubing and a few fittings left.
Blood pressure cuff was $16.00 at Walgreens.
Gauge was $19.00 it came with assorted fittings and a length of tube.
Fittings and tubing were $10.00, and I have lots of tubing and a few fittings left.
Blood pressure cuff was $16.00 at Walgreens.
RaisedByWolves
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Can you attach the hose to the other end of the bulb to pressure test?
I may have to be making one of these.....
I may have to be making one of these.....
Yes, I did find my leak. It was under the head gasket, right where I thought it was. A little high temp rtv and its all fixed.
Wolves, that is a pressure tester, I dont see how it would do vacuum though, if thats what you meant. I did get a Mighty Vac pump and I just pull the bulb pump off and throw on the vac pump and let'er rip.
Wolves, that is a pressure tester, I dont see how it would do vacuum though, if thats what you meant. I did get a Mighty Vac pump and I just pull the bulb pump off and throw on the vac pump and let'er rip.
RaisedByWolves
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Yeah, it was late when I posted that.
I figured if the guage does pressure and vac you (I) might not need the mighty vac in addition to the bulb.
Then again I was thinking of using an OMC bulb from a boat tank as it would develope more vaccum than a B'pressure bulb.
I figured if the guage does pressure and vac you (I) might not need the mighty vac in addition to the bulb.
Then again I was thinking of using an OMC bulb from a boat tank as it would develope more vaccum than a B'pressure bulb.
madpogue
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Well, if the scissors were jabbed into the table next to it, we might've noticed.CaseyForrest said:
Dang, I need to find somebody with a tester like that.
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CaseyForrest said:
I checked at my local clinic and they gave me an old blood pressure cuff. They only use them so long. Thanks for the pics. Mine is almost ready. Just have to build it.
cj7jeep
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How well does this work for pressure testing, the gauge only goes to 10 PSI. Might have to buils one also. Thanks
I was told you dont need to go over 7 psi. So it works well if thats all you are going to do with it.
Yep, thats what I did to, just replace the bulb pump with the mighty-vac and you can do both without touching the saw.
