Oxygen clean after hydro

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Originally Posted by DeWayne

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Originally Posted by Dell Motes

Yeah, no doubt some are better equiped than others.
I was willing to drive an hour for the service, as I had quite a few tanks to hydro...........

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Any chance we can get you to share the location of the hydro shop Dell? As Kenny mentioned, I think they are the exception to most and I am sure that anyone who might be close enough to them would likely have an interest in using them. I would drive an hour or two for the type of service you reported.

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DeWayne,
You know how our local hydro. facility works. They do a good job but don't clean anything. I was always happy to take care of that for you, while you were in the area. :)
Dell,
I have to drive an hour just to see another human being :!:
Thanks guys,
Kenny P.

Of course the facility is in Florida, just a tad farther drive for you guys :-D
As a point of reference for anyone, try going to a facility that caters to large fire departments etc. Services rendered on this level would tend to be more complete. I doubt most large municipal dept. would expect the firemen to clean cylinders before putting them back in service.

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Originally Posted by Kenny P.

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Originally Posted by DeWayne

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Originally Posted by Dell Motes

Yeah, no doubt some are better equiped than others.
I was willing to drive an hour for the service, as I had quite a few tanks to hydro...........

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Any chance we can get you to share the location of the hydro shop Dell? As Kenny mentioned, I think they are the exception to most and I am sure that anyone who might be close enough to them would likely have an interest in using them. I would drive an hour or two for the type of service you reported.

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DeWayne,
You know how our local hydro. facility works. They do a good job but don't clean anything. I was always happy to take care of that for you, while you were in the area. :)
Dell,
I have to drive an hour just to see another human being :!:
Thanks guys,
Kenny P.

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I think that is the norm for most that do scuba cylinders Kenny. I have my tumbler up and running now and found a great source for ceramic media, but with some of the cylinders that I have seen returning from hydro at various locations it would be almost worth it to drive back down and have them done. So far up here all I have dealt with is some AL cylinders, but have some steels that will see the man soon and I will get to see how they stack up in this area. I may take my steels the 135 miles to Bloomington and have them hydroed by the shop I did my PSI class with (he's a retester as well.)