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Posted by short_round on October 16, 2002 at 00:24:42:

I just removed the tank preasure gauge before doing so I pressed in the pin to see if the tank had any preasure left. It moved in freely as if the tank was empty, however when I began to remove the gauge it began to leak. I guess there was a couple hundred PSI left I take it that means the Bulldog has a check valve rather than a burst disk, but why was their no preasure on the pin? Next I am going to grunt at it and poke it with a stick I will get back to you with the details.....

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