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I have a 1984 ScubaPro steel tank with this description. DOT 3AA 3000/198382/4-84+. It has a boot and measures 22" w/out the valve, weighs 40 pounds with 3100 PSI. What is the name given to this particular tank? It is shorter with thicker walls than the averaqe 72 Cu.Ft. tank. Thanks
although mine is 21.5" with boot and 21" without boot, and 3AA 3000, I am going to say it is a 80 CF when 3000 psi in it. One of my very favorite tanks.
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