I grafted a new bulb and capillary tube on to my old gauge per the
internet instructions and it is currently working quite well. I was not
too picky about the style of the capillary tube so I bought the cheapest
mechanical gauge that I could find to use a donor. If you have a high
wattage soldering iron and basic soldering skill, it's not very hard to do.
Mike
Randall wrote:
> or there are instructions on the Internet for how to try to
> graft a tube and sensor from a replacement gauge onto your original gauge
> while keeping the sensor cold so the ether does not evaporate during the
> operation.
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