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RangerPete 
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 Posted: 19 Nov 2024 at 5:48pm |
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Thats really good Pauly
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nunga
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2nd place HP springer - WFTF World Championships 2014
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Pauly5
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Posted: 3 hours 18 minutes ago at 3:42pm |
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Thanks Ian, I had actually watched that on Saturday.
I would be keep to give the threading a go as opposed to pinning the valves. I am cautious with all that pressure, so until I have seen the correct calculations from a competent person, I wouldn't try it.
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yeah you need to be very careful with the threads. Pinning is the safer way to go for sure. 1 psi = 0.070306958 kilogram-force/sq. cm Example: convert 15 psi to kilogram-force/sq. cm: So 3000PSI equals 210.9KG of force. |
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