oxyhacker
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Yes, your problem is with the diveshop not the hydro. Hydro shops are actually usually easier to deal with because they operate under DOT regulations, rather than whim and fancy like some diveshops do. However, getting the tank hydroed is no use if you still can't find a diveshop that will fill 6351 tanks. And if they already told you they wouldn't hydro and fill it, they will be even less likely to fill it if you get it hydroed somewhere else!
Odd it has had three hydros since '83 without any of the hydro shops ever overstamping the SP 6498 - the DOT requirement to do this has been on the books since '82 or so!
Odd it has had three hydros since '83 without any of the hydro shops ever overstamping the SP 6498 - the DOT requirement to do this has been on the books since '82 or so!
superstar:There is probably nothing wrong with your cylinder, the problem is your dive shop. Take the cylinder to the local welding supply buisness for the hydro. It should cost about $15. Then find a dive shop that will VIP it and fill it.