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tank indoors to prevent
unnecessary damage.
11) Never use this tank as a
portable breathing device, nor to
dispense liquids. It is only used
for inflating tires and inflatables.
FAMILIARIZING WITH
YOUR AIR TANK
1. ON/OFF adjustment wheel
2. Fill inlet
3. Safety pressure release valve
4. Pressure gauge
FILLING UP YOUR AIR
TANK
The ideal pressure for your tank
is from 85-125 PSI. Read the
pressure gauge to determine
whether the tank needs to be
refilled. If it does need to be
refilled, follow these
instructions:
1) Find an air refilling source.
The source should provide
clean, dry, compressed air. A
full-service gas station or
mechanic shop are preferable.
The pressure found at a
convenience store, quick-stop
type of station usually is not
enough to refill your tank.
2) Fill the tank in the same way
you would a car tire. Plug the air
chuck from the source to the Fill
Inlet on your tank. The air should
begin to flow immediately and you
should see the gauge needle
going up.
3) Remove the air source’s chuck
from the Fill Inlet when the needle
reaches 85-125 PSI.
USING YOUR AIR TANK
(refer to the Air Tank Fill
Capacity Chart to determine the
necessary air capacity)
1) Turn the ON/OFF air
adjustment wheel
counterclockwise (open position)
so that the air may flow from the
tank to the hose.
2) Attach the tank’s air chuck to
the fill inlet of your tire until it
reaches the desired maximum
pressure.
3) After using the tank, make sure
to turn the ON/OFF air adjustment
wheel clockwise t
o avoid possible
leaks.
DISASSEMBLING AND
REPAIRING YOUR AIR
TANK
If the tank needs disassembled
and repaired, you will need:
• 9/16” Open end wrench
• Adjustable wrench
• Teflon Tape
1) Completely empty your tank by
pulling the ring on the safety
pressure release valve until the
pressure gauge indicates zero and
air flow stops.
2) Using a 9/16” open end wrench,
remove the hose from the manifold.
3) Remove the gauge from the tank
using an adjustable wrench.
4) You can now remove the
manifold from the tank using an
adjustable wrench.
To reassemble, make sure to apply
Teflon tape on all threads and
follow this procedure backwards.
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