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Portable Air Tank Question
I need to ask a stupid question. I have a portable air tank that I
have not used for 5 or so years, and I have forgotten how to use it. Chalk it up to old age. Anyway - it has no labelling on it whatsoever, so I have no idea who made the thing. It resembles this one: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-10-...T10H/202528456 I can load it with what its gauge says is 100PSI, but I can get nothing out of it. Obviously I am forgetting what to turn or otherwise operate to make it release its air. I have a hose connected (with a quick disconnect) and a trigger-controlled nozzle. I have two nozzles, and have tried both. I have tried the hose with no nozzle. I have backed off a little on a 1" knob, thinking that would release the air. Nothing. I told you it was dumb. I can't find my old manual nor can I find same on the web. Whar have I forgotten? Thanks JW |
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