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#9100790
Longacre® Tire Pressure Gauges, 2-1/2 Inch
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Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | Select Psi |
| Diameter | 2.50" |
| Gauge Type | Analog |
| Pressure Rating | 60 psi |
| Hose Length | 17" |
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Longacre® offers this great looking tire pressure gauge with new graphics! Reads in 1/4 pound increments and includes both angle and ball chucks. Features a 0-30,40,60 or 100 PSI gauge range.
- Select 0-15, 30, 40, 60 or 100 psi
- 2-1/2" Glow-In-The-Dark face for high accuracy and easy readability
- 1/4 lb increments with 2% accuracy
- High flow air pressure release button
- Swivel angle chuck installed with alternate ball chuck included
- Holds pressure reading until released
- Internal gauge damper for more accurate readings and longer life
- Flexible 17" red hose
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Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | Select Psi to see |
| Brand | Longacre |
| Diameter | 2.50" |
| Gauge Type | Analog |
| Pressure Rating | 60 psi |
| Hose Length | 17" |
| GENERAL | |
| Liquid Filled | No |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Pressure Range (psi) | Select Psi to see |
| Bezel Finish | Black |
| Lighting Type | None |
| Needle Color | Red |
| Gauge Range | 0-30 |
| Bleed Valve | Yes |
| Lens Style | Round |
| Body Diameter | 2.50" |
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Just what I needed
5.0
3 years ago
1939ford
Kearney, Nebraska
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It works great, fast service, and fast delivery. Great customer service.
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I'm wondering if it's normal for the nozzle head to be loose and the shaft part to move up and down about 1/32". I called the company and the Rep said "probably". Does anyone have one that works without problems, and has the loose head that spins and moves as described? Thanks.
by Mike-D
• 4 months ago
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