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18-01-2005, 10:40
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Re: Pneumatic's Rules confusion
Dave, thanks for your reply. Even though you say I get what I pay for I believe it to be of more value. When you see me next be sure to collect your $0.02.
 I guess I don't understand the logic all together. As sold off the shelf the "hose" is sold as a connector hose which I understand from some sides may be seen as stretching (no pun intended) the term. For an safety point I am totally lost as why FIRST wouldn't want someone to use this off the shelf product. Maybe I will ask the question again to get a yes or no answer rather than "let's see what happens" rule. Thanks again for your insight. |
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