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Fox float air pumps suck

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So I have 3 fox air pumps. 2 used standard ones. One brand new H.O. pump for the evol add on's I got done. The 2 standard pumps show identical readings. The H.O. pump shows 30 psi less. So if the standard pumps show 90psi, the H.O. pump shows 60psi. I noticed these differences a few years ago as well between these pumps (not the same ones).

Anyone use a different brand of pump?
 
they do suck but it is so hard to find a current bush to plug the air compressor in to deep in the woods so I just suffer through it.
the mikuni carb one has a better gauge on it same every thing else
 
I don't know what happened to them, but the newer ones suck. Wish I would have kept mine from my Timbersled skid on my old sled.I've been using my older pump that is for my MTB's.
 
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been useing the same pump since 2001
 
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i don’t think the gauge reads correctly. I have 2 of them, one older mtn bike pump and one for the ski. the gauges have different psi ratings on them.
the reason why i don’t think they are accurate is this. to put the recommended air pressure in my mtn bike fork (according to the pump gauge), the fork is so stiff it will not compress. if i lower the pressure to half the recommended psi, the fork functions as it should. if i take the sled pump and put it on the bike fork, the psi reads the same as the bike pump. makes me believe the pump under reads the pressure??
 
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