As the titles asks...
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u don't need a cover... if u wanna get one then get one but u don't have to go out and buy one
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for a steel tank its not that big of a deal.but they are always niceComment
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its your choice, not ours
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Thats an odd response...
Manike-It's still early days. One thing for sure is that the future is going to be interesting, and we intend to be a BIG part of it.Comment
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On steel tanks, the only uses for a cover would be to try to get a few bounces and looks. IMHO.Comment
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I use a cover on mine, because the grippy part in the back lets me shoulder the tank firmly, w/ out a chance of it slipping.Comment
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I used a cover on mine because the green paint got chiped pretty quickly.
The chipped paint didn't cause and real problems but it did once in a while cause a hold-up at the beginning of the day when the fill guy wanted to look it over carefully."Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
-Charlie Papazian
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think about it this way...
would you want an extra layer of protection keeping that 3000psi grenade from detonating in your face should it get punctured or damaged?
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