P pjoh784350 Active member Equipment BX23, quick attach bucket, 3 point, pallet forks May 3, 2019 172 79 28 Danville Sep 26, 2019 #1 Is it normal to have an air bubble in a liquid filled gauge? Will that affect the readings?
Dave_eng Well-known member Lifetime Member Equipment M7040, Nuffield 465 Oct 6, 2012 5,255 1,060 113 Williamstown Ontario Canada Sep 26, 2019 #2 Yes bubble normal and no it does not affect its accuracy. Dave
SidecarFlip Banned Equipment M9000HDCC3, M9000HD, Kubota GS850 Sidekick Oct 28, 2018 7,182 563 83 USA Sep 26, 2019 #3 Glycerin filled gauges are that way to dampen needle vibrations and they all have a bubble and most will have a fill port at the top as well.
Glycerin filled gauges are that way to dampen needle vibrations and they all have a bubble and most will have a fill port at the top as well.
Kennyd4110 Well-known member Vendor Member Sep 7, 2013 1,530 914 113 Westminster, MD www.boltonhooks.com Sep 27, 2019 #4 100% normal, just google "liquid filled gauge" and look at all the pics.
North Idaho Wolfman Moderator Staff member Lifetime Member Equipment L3450DT-GST, Woods FEL, B7100 HSD, FEL, 60" SB, 743 Bobcat with V2203, and more Jun 9, 2013 36,623 11,355 113 Sandpoint, ID Sep 27, 2019 #5 Like everyone else has said, perfectly normal! The reason for the small amount of air is for thermal expansion of the fluid, if it was completely full it would damage the gauge when the fluid expanded.
Like everyone else has said, perfectly normal! The reason for the small amount of air is for thermal expansion of the fluid, if it was completely full it would damage the gauge when the fluid expanded.
P pjoh784350 Active member Equipment BX23, quick attach bucket, 3 point, pallet forks May 3, 2019 172 79 28 Danville Sep 27, 2019 #6 Thanks everyone!