Can you identify these tanks?

[Baconated]

Hey all,

Can you identify which tanks these are (manufacturer, weight, etc)? I have a partial picture of the tank markings, but it is not complete. I know they are HP steel of some sort.

http://www.scubaboard.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/96478/ppuser/80317

Thanks a bunch,
Nathan

 

[Jim Lapenta]

Post all of the markings in the order they appear.

 

[wreckchick]

If you take a close-up of the tank markings, we'll be able to tell you exactly what they are.

Rachel

 

[Scubakevdm]

Unfortunately, the part that discusses capacity is not visible in your pics. How tall are they?

 

[TwoBitTxn]

They aren't painted so they must be galvanized. PST would be a guess.

I agree with Jim... Need more data.

 

[divinginn]

it looks like the pressure marking is 2250,I would guess a pst steel 72cf tank.

 

[Ben_ca]

Looks like HP 100's I think older PST/Sherwoods 7/8's valves...


(Craigslist huh?)

 

[Ben_ca]

it looks like the pressure marking is 2250,I would guess a pst steel 72cf tank.

TP 5250
That's Test Pressure : 5250

 

[wreckchick]

The TP5250 is the hydro pressure. They're 3500 psi HP tanks. What we don't know is the manufacturer or the tank size although I'm guessing they're HP85's.

R

 

[Baconated]

Looks like HP 100's I think older PST/Sherwoods 7/8's valves...


(Craigslist huh?)

I'm waiting on a better picture. If I had one I could probably do the identification myself, but I don't have one yet. Yeah, criagslist.

They are supposed to be HP 100's, looks like they were manufactured in 02. I've read a few references to the 7/8 valves - are they the ones that are becoming harder to find?

Thanks
Nathan