California Power Tank bracket and expansion block

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I have a CO2 canister converted to a power tank with bracket and expansion block. The block comes with blow off valve and gauge.
$100 for all.
located in South OC

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DustyCrackers said:
What size tank is it and when was it last tested?
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20# tank.
I filled it approximately 18-24 months ago. I filled it at home brewing store. They pressure checked it before filling. I didn’t have a problem with it leaking, elected to add ARB dual compressor.
 
I just did a DYI tank last month. This is a great price for this setup everyone!
 
If you’re willing to separate/ship I’m interested in the Powertank bracket and expansion block!

Zip code is 97501
 
a hose with standard (forget the size) fitting for your compressor.
 
The ones that Powertank sells seem to have an adjustable regulator. I don't know if that is necessary or not. I have an onboard ARB, but my brother was out with a guy that had the CO2 filler. The guy filled 2.5 tires (before it was dead) on my brother's jeep before his Master Flow finished one.
I have 2 old aluminum scuba tanks in my garage, but I don't picture myself running around with one of those in the back...
 
How long until the next hydro? I love the conversion, but I want to make sure I'll be able to refill it for a year or so.
 
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Also the cert. Date is stamped up there, looks like xx-20 (2020) but hard to tell. Maybe u could?
 
Yes, still have it all. Here is an angle with the rest of the numbers. I assume the bottle was good until January of this year?

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I guess, that’s kinda a bummer. let me see how much of a pain it would be to re-certify it.
 
Just FYI looks like it would be 20-50 bucks to have it pressure tested and re-certified at your local gas/fire extinguisher/ beverage shop. Assuming it passes. IDK if that’s something you might want to do. But it might help you with a sale latter on.
 
KingCarGuyZ said:
Just FYI looks like it would be 20-50 bucks to have it pressure tested and re-certified at your local gas/fire extinguisher/ beverage shop. Assuming it passes. IDK if that’s something you might want to do. But it might help you with a sale latter on.
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Thanks for the research. t’s just sitting in the garage. One goal of quarantine was clean up the garage. Found this during the process. I was trying to pass it along at what I thought was a great price considering what it would cost to buy all the components separate.
 
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