Reminded me of one of Ben Krasnow's videos where he ran a hydraulic cylinder out of spec and caused it to bulge noticeably. Um, dude, there's probably a few sticks of dynamite worth of energy in that thing, you know...
There is actually very little stored energy in a hydraulic system, due to the incompressibility of the fluid. Hydraulic injection injuries[0] are nasty, but catastrophic failure isn't particularly dangerous. Pneumatic systems on the other hand can reach dynamite energy levels and near-enough dynamite energy discharge rates.
