Selling a used black 10lb powertank. Was recertified this year. Comes with handle, super flow regulator and tank. What you see in the photo is what you get.

$185 shipped unless it's stupid expensive on shipping, then we will make a deal

 

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just wondering how many 35's can you fill w/t that tank ??

 

If you want info, go out to Powertank.com as I'm not an expert. I never filled a 35" tire with it so I dont have that information. I filled my 37's probably 3-4 times from 2-3psi to 31, and it was loaned out a few times.

 

I filled 3-4 times, not 3-4 tires. Total was 12-16 tires before the tank was empty.

It's not compressed air, it's filled with liquid CO2

 

That's a good price.

I recently got a tank and had it filled up at a paintball outfitters store. $20 for 10lbs worth. Most air places I called would only trade empty tanks for full tanks for about the same price.

Your neck of the woods may vary.

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Never had any issues getting it filled.. There's probably 10 places with 25 miles of me. Any fire extinguisher service place can fill them. I would pay $14 a fill

Also oZmonKey, find a differnet place to fill it. The paintball places charge way too much to fill it

 

Sorry for the quick hi-jack, but if you're in Northern Virgina, you can get it filled at Bars by Bud in Merrifield. They are open 7 days a week, unlike some of the other gas shops, and they will do it while you wait as well.

They were closer to $30, but most of the paintball places I called wanted a ton to fill one.

To be on topic, these tanks are great. I have one and love it. Fills tires very fast and can even run air tools in a pinch if need be. I think to run tools however, you need the adjustable regulator, which mine has.

 

If it's a certified tank (and it's stated it is) then you can get it filled at any company who sells to the public. Welding shops are awesome places to get CO2, it tends to be "drier" than places like safety shops as it's used as a shielding gas for welding.

 

just mix it--here's what's in regulair air that we breathe

Nitrogen: 78% (78 parts out of a hundred)
Oxygen: 21% (21 parts out of a hundred)
Carbon Dioxide: 0.03% (3 parts out of a thousand)
Noble Gases (Helium, Argon, Krypton, Neon, Xenon and Radon together make up 0.97%)
Water Vapour (the amount varies)