Alan It is icing. Rapid release of air and the water freezes at the cock plugging it. You can let it out a little slower and or manipulate it to keep it clear. Andrew Anderson At 05:07 PM 1/23/2007, you wrote: >I try to remember to open the drain cock on my compressor tank every >time I've fired it up, and usually do. > > > >But I've noticed that often the hiss of air seems to stop, like >something is clogging it, then it suddenly hisses forth loudly >again. I don't notice any great rush of water when this occurs and I >tilt the horizontal tank back and forth to try and make sure all the >water finds the opening. > > > >So I'm wondering if some kind of gunk builds up in their, maybe the >way it does in refrigerator drains. Anybody experience this? Should >I ream with a pipe cleaner or some such? > > >Alan Barnard >Salem, MO >Joshua 24:15 >
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