Leadking
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hoosier:
What is the question? Are you tring to manifold a PST to a Worthington?
The only issue I see is the bottoms will be "lop sided"
I would try to use 2 of the same mfr. tanks when doubling up.
worthington vs pst
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What is the question? Are you tring to manifold a PST to a Worthington?
The only issue I see is the bottoms will be "lop sided"
I would try to use 2 of the same mfr. tanks when doubling up.
Hoosier
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Leadking:
NO!
As you may know, your tank, Worthington, has about a half inch higher neck than PST, so I am wondering if there is any issue on the neck height when two 130cf tanks are doubled with a manifold, such as banging on the head, trim, or etc.....
Currently, I have four PST tanks and don't see anyone who is actually using Worthington tanks in my area....:06:
My posture can change by more than that depending on my mood.
Leadking
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I cannot imagine any issues with buoyancy issues or height. You can alter your bands slightly to change the center of gravity.
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