Closed 4 PST HP130 tanks

[Flmedic89]

For sale 4 PST hot dip galvanized HP130 steel scuba tanks...hydro good until January 2020 on 2 of them and August of 2020 for the other 2...and visual just performed. Born in 2005. DIN but I have plugs for YOKE. 3442psi working pressure. $250 each obo

 

[Matt S]

Where are they?

 

[Compressor]

Location please? Photos please.

 

[Jonny Wishbone]

I don’t know much about PST tanks. I am interested but where do they fall in with this article? If someone knows a bit more please elaborate.

“This is an update on Pressed Steel Tanks (PST) and should be shared with anyone who owns a PST tank and also all dive stores servicing or filling these tanks.
DEMA has received numerous calls regarding the impending expiration of the Special Permit from the US Department of transportation (DOT) under which Pressed Steel Tanks were produced. The Special Permit was issued in 2011 and expires on January 31, 2015.
DEMA has been in contact with the DOT and, working with Professional Scuba Inspectors (www.psicylinders.com), has obtained a copy of the NEW Special Permit which expires in 2018. This means that all PST tanks with the neck stamped with SP9791 or E9791 which are visually inspected and within hydrostatic test date are valid and may be filled (or hydrostatically tested as needed).” And yes, photos please

 

[Flmedic89]

I don’t know much about PST tanks. I am interested but where do they fall in with this article? If someone knows a bit more please elaborate.

“This is an update on Pressed Steel Tanks (PST) and should be shared with anyone who owns a PST tank and also all dive stores servicing or filling these tanks.
DEMA has received numerous calls regarding the impending expiration of the Special Permit from the US Department of transportation (DOT) under which Pressed Steel Tanks were produced. The Special Permit was issued in 2011 and expires on January 31, 2015.
DEMA has been in contact with the DOT and, working with Professional Scuba Inspectors (www.psicylinders.com), has obtained a copy of the NEW Special Permit which expires in 2018. This means that all PST tanks with the neck stamped with SP9791 or E9791 which are visually inspected and within hydrostatic test date are valid and may be filled (or hydrostatically tested as needed).” And yes, photos please

The permit always gets extended. Here is the link. Permit got extended until 2022 and will continue to do so.

https://www.phmsa.dot.gov/approvals...ile-serve/offer/SP9791.pdf/offerserver/SP9791

 

[Flmedic89]

Sorry guys...I’m in southwest Florida.

 

[Flmedic89]

Where are they?

Fort myers FL

 

[Flmedic89]

Location please? Photos please.

Fort myers Florida...pics above

 

[Flmedic89]

Fresh visuals and filled with 36%