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Old 12-22-2006, 12:35 PM
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When I lived in Ohio I would have rust issues with storing equipment in the garage as like Randy said condensation would form inside the set due to high humidity and the temperature changing from cold to warm and dew condensing on the metal parts of the set.
Here in desert-like West Texas have had no rust at all keeping sets in an unheated barn as the humidity is much less.

In Michigan I would recommend storing the sets anywhere inside in a heated environment if possible due to the rusting from condensation.
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