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12-09-2004, 10:57 AM
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Thanks Kurt, I did forget to mention “bleeding the water off”. I seldom forget, but am always sorry when I do. Pneumatic air tools run better without hydraulic assist too
 15 PSI is probably a better max pressure. I noticed that right around 20 PSI the overflow hose starts to “weep” where it joins the reservoir.
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