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January 24th 04, 03:12 AM
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The high pressure struts use a valve adapter that screws on and then
you screw in a stem that sticks out of the valve adapter to depress the schrader valve to fill. Then reverse this process to remove. Result is NO loss of pressure. I think that ATS, and others, sell these adapters. Some of the struts have a built in valve that you turn in with a wrench to inflate and out to seal. On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 07:01:42 GMT, (Ben Jackson) wrote: I'd like to get a tank of N2 to keep around to fill my struts. I assume the welding supply place that will sell me the tank can sell me a regulator that will get me into the 300-500psi range (right?). Where can I get the hose with appropriate (schraeder?) valve for the strut end? Am I looking for something that will thread on, or does it clamp on like a bicycle pump? With a clamp-on type, how do you avoid being sprayed with oil and losing pressure as you disconnect? 
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