Gary Fowler
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- Joined
- Jun 23, 2008
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- Location
- Bismarck Arkansas
- Tractor
- 2009 Kubota RTV 900, 2009 Kubota B26 TLB & 2010 model LS P7010
Better check the price first. Some time the rebuilds cost more than a new gauge. I just bought a new rig rather than replace the 2 gauges on my Victor rig. The gauges were $20 each at the LWS and for $68 I could buy replacement Harris gauges or $189 get the whole rig including new gauges, hoses, torchhead, mixing barrel and #4 brazing tip. So $50 each to rebuild or spend another $90 and get a new rig + a $70 brazing tip. I went for totally new Harris rig. Later I found some gauges at Atwoods to replace all of them on my Victor for less than half of what they cost at the LWS so now I have a spare cutting torch set.
Question: did $50 get you new pressure gauges on the regulators or just new diaphrams in each gauge? Likely not ,based on what the gauges were priced at my LWS. Since you overpressured the low pressure gauge, you need to replace that also.
Question: did $50 get you new pressure gauges on the regulators or just new diaphrams in each gauge? Likely not ,based on what the gauges were priced at my LWS. Since you overpressured the low pressure gauge, you need to replace that also.