Hydrostatic testing for LP72s (with + rating)?

[macado]

Does anyone know of any dive shops or hydrostatic testers in the area that are willing to perform a plus rating hydro on LP72s?

I have an older LP72 the came into my possession that has been out of hydro for some time but it looks like all of it's last hydros have had + ratings.

Assuming it passes hydro and qualifies for the plus rating, are there any shops that will still hydro with plus rating and fill to appropriate pressure?

I realize it might be more trouble than it's worth but I just figured I would ask.

I found a list of DOT approved hydrostatic testers and was going to go down the list and call them but I just figured I would ask here before doing so.

http://www.phmsa.dot.gov/staticfiles/PHMSA/DownloadableFiles/Files/Cylinder_Retest/cyl_ma.pdf

 

[bobby-in-mass]

Try South shore divers...in weymouth
they did my hp100's with the plus
cheep also..

 

[spectrum]

Try South shore divers...in weymouth
they did my hp100's with the plus
cheep also..

They did what?

 

[spectrum]

Does anyone know of any dive shops or hydrostatic testers in the area that are willing to perform a plus rating hydro on LP72s?

http://www.phmsa.dot.gov/staticfiles/PHMSA/DownloadableFiles/Files/Cylinder_Retest/cyl_ma.pdf

Maine Divers Scuba Center in Portland

 

[Rainer]

They did what?

Could be the 3180+10% HP (e.g. heavy Fabers) cylinders.

 

[macado]

Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. I also found out that Mass Diving will do the + rating as long as the tanks have an REE number.

 

[Tug]

Try United Divers in Somerville, they do hydros in house. Someone mentioned South Shore Divers, they send the tanks out to Beauchesne Fire Equipment in Attleboro Falls.

 

[DepthCharge]

Best place to go is to welding gas suppliers. Cost will be about 1/2 what your LDS charges.