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120 psi
how do you hold the tanks at 120 psi and regulate it down to 60 psi? when i used the norgren regulator it held the tanks at 60 psi and bled off the rest of the air. So how can you do you store the air without bleeding all of it off? I know this is really simple but it is not working.
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