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Mike Marlow Mike Marlow is offline
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Default Keeping air tools clean


"Robin" wrote in message
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The very nature of air tools has them "living" in environments with
dust and grit. To keep dirt out of the leader hose on my air tools I
cap them with baby bottle nipples on the quick disconnet fitting.
They are a good fit. . If you know someone raising an infant the
price and be really right as they need to be replaced, but they are
still good for my purposes. After a while they do get brittle and
they no longer work for my purposes, but I usually lose them before
that.

Perhaps there is a reason this isn't a good idea. I would be please
to hear you ideas.
Robin


I don't really have any ideas Robin, but I've never had a problem with
anything getting in to my air tools - never had a need to seal them over.

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