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Re: yet ANOTHER question

In Reply to: yet ANOTHER question posted by Foxygrandma69 on December 01, 2002 at 21:46:44:


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Posted by:
Hydro2go

on December 02, 2002 at 08:13:06

: Whats all thistricycle with the nitrogen/hpa tanks and their hydro dates and going to get the tanks hydroed???
: thanks

* All tanks that have a DOT # on the shoulder of the tank (steel or Aluminum) and all wrapped tanks either fiberglas or carbon have a DOT # on the label of the tank
The number looks something like this:
DOT 3AL 3000 - s/n X0000
or
DOT E-xxxx 3000 - X0000
usually followed by the Hydro date which looks like: 12(X0)99 This marking means December 1999
00

Fibre wrapped tanks (usually 3000 psi) require a 3 year hydro from the date of manufacture on the label. As an example from above marking. This tank would be due now and would be retested to look like: 12(X0)02
00

Carbon wrapped tanks dated after 07/01 would be a 5 year hydro test.

All wrapped tanks expire 15 years after date of manufacture.

Aluminum or steel tanks are 5 year hydro and can be tested every 5 years until they fail. No expiration date.

Hope that helps,

Hydro2go

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