who do you guys use for hydro testing

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  • JKR
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    There is alot of piece of mind in letting a paintball specialty shop like Ninja Paintball take care of your hydros and valve rebuilds. I doubt the $7 special comes without any type of special care...properly cleaning the reg and tank threads and certainly no replacement of worn out orings. I have a Ninja 68/4500 that is up in 12/15 it is going to Ninja for sure to be tested and get a new valve.

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  • ninjapaintball
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    Originally posted by cougar20th
    I use my local shop to deal with hydro. They gather up tanks and send bulk shipments to Ninja for hydro. Fast and more importantly really easy for me.


    Ninjapaintball: Is there a lost of exempt from hydro air tanks, small 2" or under. Need to show the shops something to prove it if my small air tank is truely exempt. I havent checked the numbers on it yet.
    Sorry s there is not a list and it is up to the filler or hydro tester to determine if it is 2" or less and does not need to be hydro tested.

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  • yellowmitten
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    I using the Local Chubb Edwards Fire/Alarm, Some Fire/Alarm shops have testing equipment for extinguisher testing and can certify. I was getting my tanks for $5-$7 per tank with a Max of 5 day turn around (all depending oh how many extinguishers had to be done.

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  • cougar20th
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    I use my local shop to deal with hydro. They gather up tanks and send bulk shipments to Ninja for hydro. Fast and more importantly really easy for me.


    Ninjapaintball: Is there a lost of exempt from hydro air tanks, small 2" or under. Need to show the shops something to prove it if my small air tank is truely exempt. I havent checked the numbers on it yet.
    Last edited by cougar20th; 12-11-2014, 09:41 AM.

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  • ninjapaintball
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    Originally posted by zondo
    Is this based simply on age or average use?
    Both

    Even storage and never using it will break the orings down and may cause issues

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  • zondo
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    Originally posted by ninjapaintball
    we do but we also get your tank done in 3-5 days

    no matter who you chose you should get a reg - regs will wear out and need to be replaced or rebuilt every 5 years.
    Is this based simply on age or average use?

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  • ninjapaintball
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    Originally posted by C_losjoker
    If a person pays for removal and install of reg, do you gguys put air in the tank to see if it needs to be rebuild or not?
    sorry but we do not. we can test the reg but there is a cost with this and if it is not a ninja we do nto have the parts to fix it.

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  • C_losjoker
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    Originally posted by ninjapaintball
    we do but we also get your tank done in 3-5 days

    no matter who you chose you should get a reg - regs will wear out and need to be replaced or rebuilt every 5 years.
    If a person pays for removal and install of reg, do you gguys put air in the tank to see if it needs to be rebuild or not?

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  • SummaryJudgement
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    Crossfire is good, but I used my local dive shop last time and they sent them to a manufacturers service.

    EDIT: Ninja is right about the reg rebuild, many people don't consider that.

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  • ninjapaintball
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    Originally posted by C_losjoker
    Crossfire charges 25 flat. Ninja charges 24 for just test, extra to remove reg and extra to install reg.
    we do but we also get your tank done in 3-5 days

    no matter who you chose you should get a reg - regs will wear out and need to be replaced or rebuilt every 5 years.

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  • C_losjoker
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    Crossfire charges 25 flat. Ninja charges 24 for just test, extra to remove reg and extra to install reg.

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  • ninjapaintball
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    Originally posted by skipdogg
    If your already concerned about the $50 cost I would not suggest Ninja. You'll spend more than half that on shipping...
    you are correct as the ups ground signature required is 15-22 for most houses.

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  • skipdogg
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    If your already concerned about the $50 cost I would not suggest Ninja. You'll spend more than half that on shipping...

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  • Dayspring
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    Originally posted by JKR
    Some other options available through Ninja...

    http://www.ninjapaintball.com/hydrotest2014.html

    I did mine through Ninja as well - had them do some reg swaps at the same time.

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  • ninjapaintball
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    Originally posted by JKR
    Some other options available through Ninja...

    http://www.ninjapaintball.com/hydrotest2014.html
    i agree with this post

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