Re: Lesson learned

Posted by Leroy on August 12, 2018 at 08:36:55 from (66.118.123.119):

In Reply to: Lesson learned posted by Harper on August 11, 2018 at 19:27:52:

I was tought years ago when checking fluid filled tires after checking put guage in water and pull the reading stem in and out several times to flush out the fluid so it does not make the guage stick. Not a bad idea after doing that use air pressure to dry out guage. This was years before I ever heard of a dial type guage, must have been over 50 years ago. And I would have been close to my mid 20's at that time. Also some guages are fluid rated but miost are not. Don'y think I tried a guage on any fluid filled tires in over 30 years, just eyeball the tire.

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