Build that lacks building

I’ll write a parts list tomorrow just sat down to eat.

 

Where at? Looks good.

 

Lil Mexico on the loop frontage rd.

 

Is that the one with the red building?

 

Yes in between schlotkies and Mcalisters.

 

Nice. I'm guessing it's good or is it a meh, typical quality?

 

It’s good, I don’t eat sub par food you know this.

 

That's why I cook 99% of the food I eat lol.

 

It’s as good as rodeos if not a bit better

 

Nice. Rodeos is pretty good.

 

I owe you lunch there.

 

I forgot., I know we’re square with the range stuff.

 

Morning Matt

 

Morning John

 

Morning Mark

 

Here’s the parts I used I recommend not using a black rubberized hose it leaves marks on your hands.

All threaded stuff is 1/4in diameter pretty standard.

2 3/8 diameter air lines with threaded ends

2 locking tire wheel chucks

1 brass threaded brass fitting 2 outside ports are female, top side is male

1 1/4in brass ball valve

1 Jaco gauge

1 male quick disconnect attachment backside of gauge

Using teflon tape on all threaded connections
1) attach wheel chucks to each hose
2) connect hoses to female connections on t-fitting
3) attach ball valve to male connection t-fitting
4) attached pressure gauge to ball valve I had to use a female to male connection.
5) attach connection to backside of gauge that will plug into your lone coming from the tank.

Looking at it now could be improved for faster deflating it works fine. I just tested my front tires yesterday deflated to 15psi and timed filling to 35psi using my co2 tank took 1:04.

Deflating enough time to drink a beer your results may vary.
Parts sourced at harbor freight cost me about 45ish, 20 min assembly and 15 min testing it out. So about the time it takes to drink 4 shiners.

 

You to John