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tonydanzah
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Nope, dont want to wait for air. And my tank is less than 5yrs old
spongerich
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I have to think there's something else going on with that pic. I wouldn't expect that much damage from a few hundred PSI. Also, they generally fail quite a bit more gracefully than that, tearing out on a seam, or blowing a hole in the bottom when they rust out.
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RivennHewn
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I replaced a garage door in a shop due to an air compressor failure.
The door sections folded and spread around the driveway.
ripped the rails right off the walls.
The door sections folded and spread around the driveway.
ripped the rails right off the walls.
I wonder if, once in a while, it would be a good idea to send one of those telescoping little cameras into the compressor to see if there are any really rusty looking sections? I think cheap versions of those cameras are pretty inexpensive.