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3Deep:
Just ranting, Our compressor sits just outside our back door and all air lines run through the wall of the building to the inside, anyway went out the morning to drain the water and what do I find a dang nice size wasp nest, ain't nothing like sticking your paw under something to find those little buggers done and set up house.  Should have known this as it gets warm here wasp build nest in the dang-nest places, so if you have equipment outside better check for those little bit@hes before you engage or your getting stung!!

ebscreen:
We're pretty lucky here to not have to deal with wasps much, but we do have black widows that like the same kind of places,
and I have a dog that's been bit twice, he never seemed to even care though.

farmboygraphics:
As a side note, if you get them going in around the soffit of your house do not spray them. They will head further in and work on your drywall to get away.
Had to fix a hole in my ceiling where they were almost through. Put some water in a shop-vac, place the hose by where they're going in and watch em get
sucked up. Leave it running all day, works like a charm. Not my idea, saw it on Youtube.

tonypep:
Ha! Try running outside compressors (LibertySP, tobacco land NC) ever see a tobacco moth they are the size of small birds. Will choke a compressor to death.
Don't get me started with the late night creatures in Fort Myers FL (Harlequin). When the say theres a bug in the screen they really mean it! No worries, the snakes usually get to them first. River rats in white ink buckets (Precision Screen Machines, Patterson NJ). Nature finds its way no matter what....

ebscreen:

--- Quote from: tonypep on June 06, 2024, 12:53:34 PM --- River rats in white ink buckets (Precision Screen Machines, Patterson NJ).

--- End quote ---

I suppose it shouldn't be a surprise, but the makers of the og oval machines printed as well?
Necessity being the mother of invention and all. Does anyone know if American printed?

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