Hydrotesting woes...

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  • Skoad
    Registered User
    • Feb 2002
    • 3265

    #1

    Hydrotesting woes...

    Well i gotta get my tank tested next month, so i took your guys advice and started asking around the local dive shops n such to try to get a cheaper price.

    guess what the local dive shop charges.. $45 and a 2 week turnaround!

    what a bust ;( i was hoping for 15 bucks and 2 days

    can anyone around st.louis area point me in the right direction?
  • who_311
    Captain Radical
    • Dec 2002
    • 594

    #2
    I dont live in St louis, but i have had the experience of sendin the old tank to a local dive shop thinking that it would be faster/cheaper. Wrong! It took a month! My mag was taunting me, "PLay with me, Cmon, use C02!" But i pushed away the urges and didnt play for a while, oh well. Godd luck on the tesing thing.

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    • warpfeedmod
      I came, I saw, I painted.
      • Jun 2001
      • 1265

      #3
      have you checked www.hydrotesters.com ?
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      • Kevmaster
        Owners Group Div: Director
        • Oct 2001
        • 5475

        #4


        great service!

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        • Halliday
          Level 10
          • Oct 2000
          • 1655

          #5
          www.hydro2go.com

          "We're sorry, but PBSS is no longer hydro-testing paintball tanks.
          If you are interested in purchasing the Mobile Hydro Lab, please call us at 1-800-610-5600"

          Found this one on a Yahoo search
          Last edited by Halliday; 03-27-2003, 09:08 PM.


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          • Kevmaster
            Owners Group Div: Director
            • Oct 2001
            • 5475

            #6
            damn...that sucks

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            • askman
              Registered User
              • Feb 2002
              • 463

              #7
              The cheapest hydrotesting places are place that sell welding gas. All pressure tanks have to be tested, and welding gas places test for under 15 bucks. another place to check is fire-extinguisher places. Dive shops are the most expensive at 25-35 bucks. Some diveshop have the testing equipment, so it does have quick turnaround. just have to ask around. Also, talk to your fire department. The air tank they use is same type, and needs testing. they may have a preferred local vendor...

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              • krafty
                Senior Discount
                • Jun 2001
                • 1124

                #8
                I don't know what brand of tank you have, but Crossfire recommends returning their tanks to the factory for hydrotesting. It has to do with making sure the reg is removed and reinstalled per their specific requirements.

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                • kdawg
                  Registered User
                  • Nov 2002
                  • 296

                  #9
                  try a fire equipment places and welding suppy shops....many of them do it. Call the local PB places in your area and see where they get testing done.
                  I know I have a local place that does mine for $10 in Moline, IL
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