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No harm done, I know the climate in dusty ol' texas tends to be on the dry side but in New England condensation builds up alot quicker. I may be misinformed but I was always instructed to drain the tanks after every use. It is alot easier then crawling under the truck if you have only gone a...

Wow sorry my 'expertese' dosen't rise to your level, But the fact is that keeping an air system at 120psi when not in use is just extra wear and tear on the system. The Army would have you drain the tanks every night regardless. And SINCE you need to warm up the engine for a few mins anyway why...

On a short trip down the road and on warm days I just drain the tanks fro the Emergency gladhand. Open gladhand, open valve behind it slowly. No dirty knees :wink: but be sure to drain it from the tanks every so often to keep the water out.