Help Identify a LP Steel Tank

[Boon229]

I am trying to determine the manufacturer and size of a LP steel tank. I have photographed every marking and included. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Still Kicking]

I am trying to determine the manufacturer and size of a LP steel tank. I have photographed every marking and included. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Pressed Steel LP 80 or similar. Hard to say the exact capacity without dimensions.

 

[Zef]

Based on the PST proof mark and the 2400 service pressure indicated after "DOT-3AA", both in the last picture, you have one of the following Pressed Steel Tank Company's cylinders:

PST LP 45: 5.5 inch diameter x 23inch long, 19lbs empty

PST LP 80: 7.25 inch diameter x 24 inch long, 34lbs empty

PST 95: 8 inch diameter x 24.75 inch long, 43.8lbs empty

PST 104: 8 inch diameter x 26.88 inch long, 46.4lbs empty

PST 120: 8 inch diameter x 29.37 inch long, 51.3lbs empty

-Z

 

[Tanks A Lot]

Nonsense.

 

[Boon229]

Based on the PST proof mark and the 2400 service pressure indicated after "DOT-3AA", both in the last picture, you have one of the following Pressed Steel Tank Company's cylinders:

PST LP 45: 5.5 inch diameter x 23inch long, 19lbs empty

PST LP 80: 7.25 inch diameter x 24 inch long, 34lbs empty

PST 95: 8 inch diameter x 24.75 inch long, 43.8lbs empty

PST 104: 8 inch diameter x 26.88 inch long, 46.4lbs empty

PST 120: 8 inch diameter x 29.37 inch long, 51.3lbs empty

-Z

Perfect! Thank you. I missed the proof mark. I measured and based on this, it is a PST 104. Thanks again!

 

[Tracy]

Perfect! Thank you. I missed the proof mark. I measured and based on this, it is a PST 104. Thanks again!

Did you weigh it? Not saying that your measurements weren't right, but unless you have very large hands, it looks more like an lp80 in your picture.

 

[Still Kicking]

It's not a 104... they are 8" tanks and they're like a water heater. Can't believe I used to have a set of doubles LOL.

 

[AngusHDay]

I'm having problems identifying the maker of a new (to me) steel tank I acquired. I will include a picture of the stamps. At least I can read the 2250 psi working pressure LOL.
Any help is appreciated.

Angus Day

 

[Still Kicking]

Norris. The diamond has an N inside it but it's hard to read because of the paint. Norris serial numbers generally start with HJ.

This is almost -- but not quite -- the tank I have been looking for for a few years, made in 8/66, like me