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Who makes this gauge?
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Who makes this gauge?
I am fitting a thermo to the zook and instead of using one of these cheap and nasty thermo switching with probe under the hose I want to use a gauge that has a switch built in.
I have seen it before but don't know who makes it. You adjust the contact to the required temp and when the needle hits that point the switch is open powering the circut.
James
I have seen it before but don't know who makes it. You adjust the contact to the required temp and when the needle hits that point the switch is open powering the circut.
James
The gauges yu are referring to are Murphy gauges (not sure where they are made)...these are mostly fitted to large trucks and irrigation type engines and usually set off a warning buzzer or shutdown relay.
There is also another brand called Stewart Warner (USA) that were standard on Versatile Tractors which had a needle that could be adjusted by a small Allen key..so that when gauge needle touched it ..the tractor was stopped pronto...not much fun in the middle of the night I can tell you....and murder on turbos runnin about 650 deg C plus.
Cheers Keith
There is also another brand called Stewart Warner (USA) that were standard on Versatile Tractors which had a needle that could be adjusted by a small Allen key..so that when gauge needle touched it ..the tractor was stopped pronto...not much fun in the middle of the night I can tell you....and murder on turbos runnin about 650 deg C plus.
Cheers Keith
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