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Old 09-20-08 | 12:17 AM
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TeamRoundBoys
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From: Trabuco Canyon, CA
Originally Posted by Bionicycle
You might check if your air compressor has a tank on it, that you have drained the condensation water out of it at a regular interval. I know many times when I have drained the air tank at a company I used to work for, a white foam like stuff came out with the water. I could always tell when it really needed it, because the air wrench I was using would start foaming at the exhaust port. Just a thought.

Better idea to always empty a air compressor tank when no longer being used. Condensation in the tank can allow rust to form. Rusty, pressurized tanks are bad.
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