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Re: What should I do with an old FILLED 3000psi ta

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Posted by N. "Rat Thing" Miller on June 10, 2002 at 19:17:38:

In Reply to: Re: What should I do with an old FILLED 3000psi ta posted by Rat Thing on June 10, 2002 at 19:13:31:

: : What do you guys think? Should I just stick on some safety goggles and open the tank or maybe somebody knows a hydrostatic testing area near Chicago or maybe you have other suggestions? I'm not really sure what to do with this.

Sorry about the blank message, hit the wrong button.

I'd suggest calling around to scuba shops in your area and talking to them about the situation. If the tank has an on-off valve, you could conceivably take it off the gun, and then they may be able to put in a protective chamber to open the valve and empty the tank.

Mental note to self: empty tanks and lube all markers profusely before storing for a long period of time. ;-)

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: : : What do you guys think? Should I just stick on some safety goggles and open the tank or maybe somebody knows a hydrostatic testing area near Chicago or maybe you have other suggestions? I'm not really sure what to do with this. : Sorry about the blank message, hit the wrong button. : I'd suggest calling around to scuba shops in your area and talking to them about the situation. If the tank has an on-off valve, you could conceivably take it off the gun, and then they may be able to put in a protective chamber to open the valve and empty the tank. : Mental note to self: empty tanks and lube all markers profusely before storing for a long period of time. ;-) : =RT=

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