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wasabean

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Hello, I'm wondering if anyone is selling a PST branded HP100 galvanized steel tank. I'm in Los Angeles and will be in the Monterey, CA are next week (6/4/2023). if out of state, I'm willing to pay for the shipping cost if its reasonable. Thanks!
 
hmm...good question. I'm actually not sure. I picked one up yesterday and I already took it to my LDS for a viz and fill. I'm planning on doubling it so I'll have to ask them tomorrow when I pick it up.
 
3/4 or 7/8 neck?
I'm reading on here that all PST HP100 are 7/8 necks.
 
some are pedantic enough as to insist the 3/4 NPS neck 3442 PSI PST E7-100s aren't true HP100s. but most will use HP100 to refer to the 3442 PSI tanks also, including the similar models from Faber/Worthington and even the undesirable spun Asahi/Heiser tanks
 
There are 3/4" necks, but there are a lot more 7/8" necks. New 7/8's manifolds are very expensive & old ones don't work with new bands. Do some research. Not all lds's know where to get stuff for older tanks.
 
I have a PST HP100 tank with the 7/8" thread for sale in LA. Up to date hydro but needs Viz. $240.

I'm in Rancho Palos Verdes.
 
I have a PST HP100 tank with the 7/8" thread for sale in LA. Up to date hydro but needs Viz. $240.

I'm in Rancho Palos Verdes.
that sounds reasonable! can you provide pictures? specifically around the neck, I need to compare it to mine for a match. thanks!
 
Are you planning to turn these into doubles? Also I assume you know these are DIN-only tanks.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/peregrine/

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