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Bad gauge on Lemond Pump?

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  1. The one thing I own that has worked like a charm for several years just
    decided to go berzerk. The gauge on my Lemond floor pump suddenly jumped to
    the highest pressure reading and wouldn't go back. I took it apart and
    reset it at 0, but now it won't register past 40 psi.

    Any ideas?

  2. Pressure gauges are a pretty generic item and can usually be found at
    industrial supply stores or http://www.mcmaster.com/

    Lewis.

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    NY Rides said:

    The one thing I own that has worked like a charm for several years just
    decided to go berzerk. The gauge on my Lemond floor pump suddenly jumped to
    the highest pressure reading and wouldn't go back. I took it apart and
    reset it at 0, but now it won't register past 40 psi.

    Any ideas?

  3. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Pressure gauges are a pretty generic item and can usually be found at


    industrial supply stores or http://www.mcmaster.com/<<<<

    Are you saying I can find the one to fit in my pump?

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    Quoted message said:

    Pressure gauges are a pretty generic item and can usually be found at
    industrial supply stores or http://www.mcmaster.com/

    Lewis.

    *****

    NY Rides said:

    The one thing I own that has worked like a charm for several years just
    decided to go berzerk. The gauge on my Lemond floor pump suddenly jumped
    to
    the highest pressure reading and wouldn't go back. I took it apart and
    reset it at 0, but now it won't register past 40 psi.

    Any ideas?


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