Hi Bill
If it is a pressure vessel , first before attempting anything release
the pressure from that vessel.
Then when it is empty of any pressure grab a spanner and turn it
anti-clock wise to remove it.
Take the Pressure Gauge along to your Local supplier for a replacement.
If however it is for some sort of fluid turn off the valve controlling
that fluid.
If it is a gas be careful of any form of ignition, if there is a shut
off valve under the Gauge then turn it off before removing.
Hope this helps.
 
Ray

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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] questions about an oil gauge



Hi list. Well, I found out this gauge is broke. The Barrel is 40 inches 
and has an inch and a quarter pipe. Do I need to know the prand of the 
barrel? If so, where is it located? If I remove the nut at the gauge,
that 
removes the gauge entirely, in on piece? I am familiar with pipes and
have 
plumbed but I just have never in my 56 years put a gauge on? Any help is

appreciated. Thanks. Bill

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