Nitrogen Charging Apparatus pictures

[MXTex]

You know you're a redneck when you get so excited about your new Nitrogen Charging set-up that you post pictures. So be it. Here it is; with the high pressure connector I searched high and low for. I purchased the bottle, regulator and hose for $100. I robbed one gauge from on old set of refrigeration hoses I had and the high pressure connector cost $27. Getting the bottle filled was a whopping $10. Now I never have to beg for a Nitrogen charge again. I can't tell you how much I disliked doing that. And I can charge my friends shocks too. :cool: And you know what I'm charging? $0 :) Here are the pics.

 

[JasonWho]

Looks good!

 

[ryanrambo24]

where'd you get that stuff?

hey yeah i work around alot of high pressured nitro that would be no prob to get a tank filled but i don't know where to get one or the fittings? where did you find them , the fittings on our stuff at work don't fit they are made for a much longer valve stem and it bottoms out on the bladder cap and leaks. any help would be nice , later
oh and git er done

 

[Masterphil]

Nice, would you mind making a list of the components for those of us who wish to copy what you have made for ourselves :nod:

 

[bclapham]

where did you get the chuck from?

 

[mxneagle]

I got one from a place in chicago that someone else posted the name for a while back, they have a bunch if you want the info let me know (or do a search of the forum)

 

[bclapham]

I got one from a place in chicago that someone else posted the name for a while back, they have a bunch if you want the info let me know (or do a search of the forum)

where in chicago?

 

[PMK]

Those type HP service adapters I think are from Dill, they make all kinds of aircraft strut,tire, and accumulator service items. Dill I think is part of the Eaton companies.

The old school Fox setup for Dual Airs was a pretty sweet setup also, similar to some of the current stuff, with the adapter, a short hose, the shrader to attatch the bottle/ regulator, and a gage. With that setup you slightly overfilled and bled off to proper pressure. 30 years of use and works like it did in 1975.

PK

 

[kawamaha]

I would sell the adaptor (without high pressure connector, bottle, regulator and hose) for $17. shipping would be $14.
unfortunately i live in germany but you can trust me.
so if anyone is interested and has the nerve to send a few bucks to europe - please tell me

http://www.supercross-online.de/e/

 

[mxneagle]

Rubber Inc. (800) 621-1563, www.rubber-inc.com,Schraeder 556 Valve Connection (zero loss type), I forget what the cost was but under $30.