Any Practical Solutions to breathing dust?
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09-07-2007 | 02:29 PM
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RE: Any Practical Solutions to breathing dust?
ORIGINAL: poodlenuts
you look like a cop Deej [:-]
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09-07-2007 | 02:51 PM
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RE: Any Practical Solutions to breathing dust?
ORIGINAL: deej
Well if by that you mean I'm out of shape and could never run after some onebecause I'm huge, then OK i can see that. [8D]
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you look like a cop Deej [:-]
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but now that you mention it I can see that to now[8D]
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09-07-2007 | 04:09 PM
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RE: Any Practical Solutions to breathing dust?
Keep in mind that you'll be breathing harder through the mask. While it will be better on the lungs I'm sure it will be pretty taxing, put one on and go run around the yard fora bit and see how you feel. I'd also suggest mask that has a rubber exhale valve built in to help keepp from fogging the goggles.
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09-07-2007 | 05:37 PM
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RE: Any Practical Solutions to breathing dust?
Good luck Capt! I'd love to know how you incorporate the scuba tank, maybe get a tank with a baffle and have it half nos/ half air, so the bike could benifit too!
Those painter masks with the exhale vent would also lend themselves to having the hydro tube come right throught the front. Just pull the valve? But like Bryan said, fogging becomes an issue. If you stop at all I remember how hot they got QUICK.
Those painter masks with the exhale vent would also lend themselves to having the hydro tube come right throught the front. Just pull the valve? But like Bryan said, fogging becomes an issue. If you stop at all I remember how hot they got QUICK.