Regan Hunt
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I made mine out of 2x4's. It's really easy! Shoot me a pm for pictures and design. It cost like $10 and took an hour. Helps to have a table saw.
How do you transport your tanks?
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James@Tank Trolley
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A similar transportation product is the Tank Trolley. We designed it for a person to wheel the tank instead of carry it. Rolls on sand and the harness will fit in your dive bag.
www.tanktrolley.net
www.tanktrolley.net
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Mike1967
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For the pool noodle ones I followed these instructions and it works great.
Mike1967
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https://www.scubaboard.com/community/attachments/img_9429-jpg.487958/
NICE!....tank trolley is ok too
NICE!....tank trolley is ok too
MichaelMc
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I'll echo a comment in a separate thread that your posts seem limited to spam. Fairly easy to check with 24 of them, all of which describe your product, most say your product in the first 10 words, or respond to criticism that that is all you post on.
Above, I would question your description of 'similar transportation product'. The discussion was about securing tanks in vehicles. Your product is not similar to that use at all.
АлександрД
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I use plastic tanks compositeweight is 4 kg (with valve!)
filled - around six kilo.
I`d carrying this tanks in standard backpack
But also in our county exists very nice wheels bag like: How do you tote your tanks??? Getting the cart before the dive...
Mike1967
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On land they'd be great but in the water you'd just have to make up the difference with lead yeah?
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weight is 4 kg (with valve!)
filled - around six kilo.
I`d carrying this tanks in standard backpack
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But also in our county exists very nice wheels bag like: How do you tote your tanks??? Getting the cart before the dive...
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What does this have to do with the OP?
2airishuman
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I made some wood boxes that each hold 4 HP120s in two layers. Keeps them from rolling around the truck bed. Maybe I'll post a photo.
Mike1967
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Don't tease us brother!
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