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The lease costs me ~$73 per year, and the contents $140 per fill.
I’ve since purchase an scba tank and adapter setup. Even though it doesn’t hold nearly as much gas, the lighter weight, smaller size, and cheap fills are huge benefits IMO.
If the scba pans out, and I expect it will, the N2 tank will be going back.
how many full 3000 psi fills do you get out of a tank….have been thinking of leasing a n2 tank as well
yup, in the shed. its from my torch set, an oxygen tank, waiting to hear back from a couple gas shops to have it topped in air or nitro, or….
Heavy is a “wee bit” of an understatement. 😆 I use a wheeler to move it around. Even that leaves a lot to be desired.
The lease costs me ~$73 per year, and the contents $140 per fill.
I’ve since purchase an scba tank and adapter setup. Even though it doesn’t hold nearly as much gas, the lighter weight, smaller size, and cheap fills are huge benefits IMO.
If the scba pans out, and I expect it will, the N2 tank will be going back.
Just wondering. Looks like it would be better than using a scuba tank, but heavy.
What does it cost to lease one?
I lease a similar cylinder (N2)…why?
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The lease costs me ~$73 per year, and the contents $140 per fill.
I’ve since purchase an scba tank and adapter setup. Even though it doesn’t hold nearly as much gas, the lighter weight, smaller size, and cheap fills are huge benefits IMO.
If the scba pans out, and I expect it will, the N2 tank will be going back.
how many full 3000 psi fills do you get out of a tank….have been thinking of leasing a n2 tank as well
http://www.airhog.com/tank.htm
I got 313 fills if you go down to 2600 psi between