They dont have much in the way of markings. They are both identical the only exception is one of them has a blue coating. Same original hydro dates, sizes and markings.
The markings are as follows.
line 1-DOT-3AA1800
line 2-HC-182639
to the right of the main markings in what looks like 2 A's back to back. Kinda like the 82nd Airborne insignia (my old unit) or resembling an arrowhead with a line in the middle
Date of first hydro is 06-74
Opposite of the main markings are the letters TJ
Physical dimensions are as follows.
23 1/2" long from the top flat of the neck (no valve) to the bottom, removed boot for accuracy
6 1/2" diameter
Weight is 24.5lbs give or take, my scale was fluctuating
Can anyone tell me who the manufacturer is/was?
What the volume of these are?
What the max fill or working pressure is? I was told by the seller the max psi is 1850. I havent been able to find anything on LP steel tanks 1850 psi.
Help me please!
Thanks,
Jason
The markings are as follows.
line 1-DOT-3AA1800
line 2-HC-182639
to the right of the main markings in what looks like 2 A's back to back. Kinda like the 82nd Airborne insignia (my old unit) or resembling an arrowhead with a line in the middle
Date of first hydro is 06-74
Opposite of the main markings are the letters TJ
Physical dimensions are as follows.
23 1/2" long from the top flat of the neck (no valve) to the bottom, removed boot for accuracy
6 1/2" diameter
Weight is 24.5lbs give or take, my scale was fluctuating
Can anyone tell me who the manufacturer is/was?
What the volume of these are?
What the max fill or working pressure is? I was told by the seller the max psi is 1850. I havent been able to find anything on LP steel tanks 1850 psi.
Help me please!
Thanks,
Jason
