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Old Cylinders

Riamfada · 2010-12-15 14:44:54

Hey I have an out of test cylinder here. Im not too confident it would pass a hydro test. What do we do with scrapped cylinders? Is there anyone who would want one for whatever reason or should it just be chucked? /G

15-12-2010 3:44pm

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Riamfada

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Hey

I have an out of test cylinder here. Im not too confident it would pass a hydro test. What do we do with scrapped cylinders? Is there anyone who would want one for whatever reason or should it just be chucked?

/G

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#2 15-12-2010 8:34pm

joeKel73

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#3 15-12-2010 9:21pm

tedshredsonfire

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Joe you should start manufacturing ideal christmas present for a scuba diver.

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#4 15-12-2010 9:25pm

joeKel73

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Not mine btw, just something I came across online! I know that's what I'd do with a retired cylinder!

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#5 19-12-2010 8:01am

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If you are chucking it out I'd take it.

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#6 23-12-2010 7:58pm

truebluesac

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id put it in for test . if it doesnt pass give it to a club instructor who can cut it down and use it as a teachin aid .

or

bring it to a scrap yard and get a few quid

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