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    1. 05-11-2018 #1
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      School me: what brand gauge set do you recommend?

      I'm tired of my old HF gauge set -- too many problems. I want to buy a professional quality manifold gauge set. Any recommendations?

      thanks!
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      We just bought a Yellow Jacket one from Zoro, used it just once so far, seems to work well from what they tell me. I think it was $110 or so

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      I have a Yellow Jacket manifold as well, nice quality reasonable price.
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      Thanks guys!

      I've got one on order now. I wish I had it for my last job. I don't know why I ever buy a cheap tool. I always end up replacing it with the quality version I should have bought to begin with.
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      I got a "used" Robinair set from Amazon.

      Used on Amazon typically just means damaged packaging, I think I gave around $25 for the set and they are of higher quality than HF. They do not have a case, however.

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