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Re: weight

In Reply to: weight posted by siri on February 09, 2003 at 17:43:42:

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Posted by:
Tom Sparkman
on February 10, 2003 at 13:29:45

: need to know how much the weight is for co2 tanks. all from 9 oz to 20 oz, once filled with co2. any info would be greatly appreciated.
: email lhmj200@hotmail.com
Well, a 20 oz will weigh 20oz + the weight of the empty tank. Tank weights vary, so you need to weigh each one empty to be sure. I've seen 20oz tanks vary from 3lb 1oz to 3lb 5oz full.
Tom

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: : need to know how much the weight is for co2 tanks. all from 9 oz to 20 oz, once filled with co2. any info would be greatly appreciated. : : email lhmj200@hotmail.com : Well, a 20 oz will weigh 20oz + the weight of the empty tank. Tank weights vary, so you need to weigh each one empty to be sure. I've seen 20oz tanks vary from 3lb 1oz to 3lb 5oz full. : Tom

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