Rapid air maxline?
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happy
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Yep I put it in last year and I like it very much. It was not difficult to install but in the end it was pricey. I find no scale in the line and was able to easily add a outlet. I would definitely say it is a good product. I have pipe in my other shop and would consider replacing it with this.
HD FLHX
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I've had it in my shop for a couple years. I like it. No leaks and easy install.
Jeff Ivers
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In my "DIY Shop" thread, I cover my installation of this product in July of this year - very happy with!
dynahoe
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i bought 1 inch inside diameter pex-al-pex tubing 200psi rating 100 foot roll for 100 dollars.from outdoor furnace supply free shipping i did my shop with the entire roll and 4 outlets for 400 dollars with three flexzila hoses 2 35 foot and 1 50 foot,1 outlet dedicated to the tire machine with a ball valve.very easy to install and easy to bend.1 inch id adds volume.it's all i'll ever use. the pex company says they use it for air in there buildings
mshell56118
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soj
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I have had it since the summer of 2012. It is super easy to work with, no leaks.
Here is my install thread.
I have never seen PEX-AL-PEX, but I doubt it is much different. That is really what this seems to be. It is an aluminum tube with a plastic inner and outer lining. Some of the specs may be different, like MaxLine is HDPE instead of PEX. Both polyethylene. So... same thing, only different!
Here is my install thread.
I have never seen PEX-AL-PEX, but I doubt it is much different. That is really what this seems to be. It is an aluminum tube with a plastic inner and outer lining. Some of the specs may be different, like MaxLine is HDPE instead of PEX. Both polyethylene. So... same thing, only different!