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Tank output pressure

In Reply to: HI low posted by m98monkey on April 30, 2003 at 14:41:40:

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BodyByHostess
on May 01, 2003 at 09:43:09

Is your tank a high (800-850psi) or low pressure (400-450psi)output tank?
For a cocker you should be using the high pressure version if you've got a fixed output tank. The LP tanks are a bit low for consistant operation in some cases, but the HP tanks should be fine in all cases.

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: Is your tank a high (800-850psi) or low pressure (400-450psi)output tank? : For a cocker you should be using the high pressure version if you've got a fixed output tank. The LP tanks are a bit low for consistant operation in some cases, but the HP tanks should be fine in all cases.

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