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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fishfiles" data-source="post: 65232" data-attributes="member: 782"><p>another thing about low nitrogen is production , I charge a lot of hammers and see where when low a hammer will make a lot of noise but not get much done , after charging you can break in 10 minutes what would have taken  hours ---------- the are a lot of different charging set ups for different hammers , some like the Stanley . NPK , Kent  and Bobcat brand are pretty easy without having to have a lot of expensive fittings , but some like the Atlas Coppco require a charge kit that go up over $2,000 to be able to charge them ------- sometimes a small leak will last a few months before charging is needed again , a good thing to do is to loosen up the hoses while charging , if a diapham or seal is blown then it with blow out the hose when the nitrogen is put in , some hammer have one chamber , some two and some three</p></blockquote><p></p>