Vegan Shark
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Dang, that was a big-a$$ single. What type is it?
I'm guessing HP130.
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Dang, that was a big-a$$ single. What type is it?
I don't mean to single you out, Tom, but this attitude is our problem. We see one or two rec knowitalls and we stereotype the rest as being just like them. The reverse is also true.
Ain't it the truth? So, preach on brudda and keep on havin' fun!It's not a rec or tech thing, it's simply an ego thing.
They sure are. The biggest singles in common use on this side of the pond are 15L steels. They take either 105, 120 or 145 cuf, depending on the pressure rating (200, 232 or 300 bar), but AFAIK none of them are as fat as that. At least they don't seem so to me, and I've got one 15x200 and one 15x300 in my basement.They are big tanks
Dang, that was a big-a$$ single. What type is it?
Thanks. Interesting.It's a 119 ... pretty standard fare for around here