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Does this tank look ok??

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they will sell me an 80 cuft tank for 180 and fillit for me for 10 bucks also
i told them ill pass and ordered a hand pump
lol

a bunch of crack heads must own the scuba shop near you!! I never heard that before I would ask to speak to the owner better yet post the phone number I bet a couple of guys hear will call just to give them a rash of shit

whops hit submit,…. lol
anyway they wont fill any tank that isnt sold locally and want a recipt to verify it

my local shop wont fill any tank purchas

I would check with your local dive shop I got burnt to many times with the e bay tanks you can typically pick a used one up for $70.00-100.00 and by the way this guy has been trying to sell it for a couple of months he wont return me emails kind of fishy

I can’t tell where you are , but I would buy a local dive shop (used) tank. It starts a relationship with the people that will be filling “the tank they sold” kinda cuts out the extra bullshit. I pd $90 for tank, and the shop fills to 3500 psi. They know I don’t need that ” I’m not sure! is it in hydro?” bs , while they add on sales.

See if you can get them to give you the last hydrotest date…

quote Mr-lama:

Be sure to ask if there are any holes in it.

I’m not 100% sure, as I don’t use a scuba tank, but a few pretty reliable sources have told me that holes will really mess up a scuba tank’s performance.

no wonder you dont use a scuba tank..you were trying to get one with out a hole..you see it has to have a hole in it to let the air in and out..silly..duhh.. 😉

likely 3,000psi only

Be sure to ask if there are any holes in it.

I’m not 100% sure, as I don’t use a scuba tank, but a few pretty reliable sources have told me that holes will really mess up a scuba tank’s performance.

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