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rusty_tlc said:
I exchanged my tank this morning. They were out of 10# tanks so I got a 15# tank.
$20.08 out the door from Prax Air behind the Pennys outlet on Glendale.
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I just dropped my PT off at ABC on Telegraph. They always have been $16...I forgot to ask but will know Wednesday when I pick it up. Your price for 15# sounds like a deal now!
 
spressomon said:
I just dropped my PT off at ABC on Telegraph. They always have been $16...I forgot to ask but will know Wednesday when I pick it up. Your price for 15# sounds like a deal now!
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It was $17 before tax. Thats for an exchange tank, I'm not sure the pricing is the same for a fill.
 
krokarthecrooked said:
That would be cool would be greatly appreciated Rusty now i just need to get a tank Lol

Dan:steer::cheers::bounce::bounce2:
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I recommend Praxair, I think mine was less than $50 originally, but then I upgraded to a larger tank. This time I swapped a 10# tank for a 15# tank free because he didn't have any 10# tanks.

I heard than sometimes they fall off the back of beer trucks. If your lucky you may find one behind a bar.
 
How much do the regulators go for?

K
 
chicago said:
How much do the regulators go for?

K
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I think you can get a nice double gage regulator for around $50.

Or you can spend a lot more for the one from Power Tank.

When I first did my set-up it cost about $120 with everything. That included the fittings, coil hose, and tire chuck.
 
Keith...knowing what I know now and IIWY I'd install a York OBA system onto your 62. If I could install one as easily as they can be (relatively ;)) onto a 40/60/62/80 this would be my preference. Unlimited air, 10cfm, eliminate spending $15-$20 several times a year, eliminate running out of air in the middle of nowhere...

Just my $.02
 
spressomon said:
Keith...knowing what I know now and IIWY I'd install a York OBA system onto your 62. If I could install one as easily as they can be (relatively ;)) onto a 40/60/62/80 this would be my preference. Unlimited air, 10cfm, eliminate spending $15-$20 several times a year, eliminate running out of air in the middle of nowhere...

Just my $.02
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X2 If there were any way to finagle an OB compressor I would. Maybe next winter I'll figure out how to get that Sanden set up on my 40.
 
spressomon said:
Keith...knowing what I know now and IIWY I'd install a York OBA system onto your 62. If I could install one as easily as they can be (relatively ;)) onto a 40/60/62/80 this would be my preference. Unlimited air, 10cfm, eliminate spending $15-$20 several times a year, eliminate running out of air in the middle of nowhere...

Just my $.02
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There ya go...
Keep eggin me on to spend more money on my rig!:D

K
 
Oh there is a Way rusty just a matter of desining and building brackets for it ROFL where ther is a will there is a way and nothing a cutting torch and a welder cant make work hehehe

Dan:cheers::steer::bounce::bounce2:
 
krokarthecrooked said:
Oh there is a Way rusty just a matter of desining and building brackets for it ROFL where ther is a will there is a way and nothing a cutting torch and a welder cant make work hehehe

Dan:cheers::steer::bounce::bounce2:
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If time were not a problem I could make it happen.
 
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