> I live in Chicago. It sould cost about $10-$15 to get filled up.The tanks have
> a blow off valve in the top of the tank, so if they are over filled, or closes
> to flames, the valve blows, and dumps the whole tank. You can get these
> replaced at the wielding supply.
As for the tanks freezing up...I have never had this happen. I used it in Dec.
on a trail ride out east, and it was 15 degrees out. The tank did get frosty,
but it never froze.
What I can do for the list is, depending on the size you guys would want,
$168.00 on the 20lb. and $148.00 for the 10lb. Only if we can get say 4 or 5
orders.
Hope this helps.
Tom
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> Do you live anywhere in the NW Indiana area? Anyways, onto business :)
> On average, what would it cost to have a 10lb tank filled up? From what I
> have read online, it appear to be around the $10 range. I assume any welding
> shop should be able to fill the tank, correct? Are there any safety
> relief/blowout valve(s) on the tank incase pressure somehow becomes too high
> within the tank? Could I/you add them fairly easily if wanted? I have also
> read online that if a 'top of the line' regulator and fittings arent used,
> the tank will actually freeze up these parts and thus 'lock' up the bottle;
> any experience with this Tom? I mean for the price, it is extremely tempting
> compared to $299 for the 'other one'. Pricewise.....what can you do for use
> if we can get say atleast 5 DMLers interested????? Cause I am rather
> interested!!! Just in time for the Spring 4wheelin season!
> Kyle
> 93 Dakota 4x4 V6
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