I tried to get the tire pressure gauge on the tire today -- whew! Tight fit! (Actually, no fit).
What's the secret?
Tire Pressure Gauge -- how??
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Dan1940Chief
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Tire Pressure Gauge -- how??
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Dan McCormack
http://flightmusings.blogspot.com/
1940 Aeronca Chief LA-65
NEW Home Airport: S37 (Smoketown, PA)
Dan McCormack
http://flightmusings.blogspot.com/
1940 Aeronca Chief LA-65
NEW Home Airport: S37 (Smoketown, PA)
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Jerry Jackson
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Re: Tire Pressure Gauge -- how??
Install a valve stem extension---get them at any auto parts house.
Jerry Jackson
7ECA
8T8
Jerry Jackson
7ECA
8T8
Jerry Jackson
San Antonio
7ECA 65TC
8T8
San Antonio
7ECA 65TC
8T8
Re: Tire Pressure Gauge -- how??
I use a gage with a short hose seems to work better.
It doesn't hurt to move the valve stem since it is attached to a tube and is flexible.
It doesn't hurt to move the valve stem since it is attached to a tube and is flexible.
Gus Causbie
Ash Flat, AR
N83564, 7AC-2235, A65-8
Ash Flat, AR
N83564, 7AC-2235, A65-8
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Dan1940Chief
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Re: Tire Pressure Gauge -- how??
Jerry Jackson wrote:Install a valve stem extension---get them at any auto parts house.
Jerry Jackson
7ECA
8T8
I'll try that...
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Dan McCormack
http://flightmusings.blogspot.com/
1940 Aeronca Chief LA-65
NEW Home Airport: S37 (Smoketown, PA)
Dan McCormack
http://flightmusings.blogspot.com/
1940 Aeronca Chief LA-65
NEW Home Airport: S37 (Smoketown, PA)