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![]() MMC wrote: Good post Robb. The toxins are minute until the compressor pistons rings get worn (or do not fit right from the beginning) and allow oil to enter the cylinders. Absolutely right about the oil free compressor! Thanks for adding your ideas here. Finally some advice based on training, experince, and still here to give it. Unlike the other past posts that simply said, "Ive been doing it this way for years and never had any porblems." Here is my question for you MMC: A few comments earlier in this discssion I described a hand pump that supplied diver air to about 20'. Did you ever run into anything like that in the service? They were a little (maybe 25 lbs.) two cylinder thing with a five foot handle that a person push-pulled too operated the pump. The guy who made the new prototype said he got the idea from one he saw in an old USN Dive Manual. Thanks, Bob |
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