Goldminer
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Originally posted by scubabunny
Ohhhh....after reading the link, I'm betting they left out a few words. I bet they ment they would fill tanks "who's hydro" is over 5 years old, which is standard practice.
I don't think you are right. The site says that they cannot fill steel tanks more than 10 yrs old or Al tanks that are more than 5. 10 years is not exactly a standard hydro interval.
Essentially they seem to be saying they will only fill "new" tanks. Could this be an insurance issue?