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    Default PST Steel 72, Galvanized

    New Hydro/VIP/fill (air) in August of 2020.

    $75. Very Clean.

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    Do you know the Born Date. Having a hard time reading pictures.


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    Quote Originally Posted by MikadoWu View Post
    Do you know the Born Date. Having a hard time reading pictures.

    Guarantee this tank is older than you are. I have 37 of them they are sweet tanks.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Randall View Post
    Guarantee this tank is older than you are. I have 37 of them they are sweet tanks.
    37 is an odd number. Tanks should be kept in pairs.
    I hope you?ll buy this one and rectify this travesty.


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    Quote Originally Posted by MikadoWu View Post
    Do you know the Born Date. Having a hard time reading pictures.
    1974


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    Quote Originally Posted by Draker View Post
    37 is an odd number. Tanks should be kept in pairs.
    I hope you?ll buy this one and rectify this travesty.


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    It is an odd number and drives me nuts. I am considering getting this one. I had 38. A customer rented one and it came back with a giant dent in it. I asked him how it got dented he said he dropped it. I'm assuming he dropped it off a building.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Randall View Post
    It is an odd number and drives me nuts. I am considering getting this one. I had 38. A customer rented one and it came back with a giant dent in it. I asked him how it got dented he said he dropped it. I'm assuming he dropped it off a building.
    I tried to dent a steel 72 with an 8lb sledge, to create a sample for PSI inspector courses. It had been condemned for other reasons so it was already dead. I hit it hard, dozens of times, before there was a dent sufficient enough to feel it on the exterior and see light reflect off on the interior. Before the sledge method I dropped it off a 16ft ladder onto concrete and drove over it with a sprinter van. I don't believe you can dent one under any sort of normal use, they are remarkably tough.



 

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