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Need Help with HPA tank..

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Topic: Need Help with HPA tank..
Posted By: a5king
Subject: Need Help with HPA tank..
Date Posted: 09 June 2006 at 12:22pm
I have a 68/3k fiber tank. I just recently got it hydro in march and i've used it like 3 times only and i was testing out my marker. Lucky i've used up all of the air, While i was unscrewing my tank, my Reg was unscrewing from my tank at the same time. So do i use some kind of loctite or sumthin on the Reg and just screw it back in?? I gotta wait til tuesday to bring it to pb shop.

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Posted By: Bruce A. Frank
Date Posted: 09 June 2006 at 12:46pm

Originally posted by a5king a5king wrote:

I have a 68/3k fiber tank. I just recently got it hydro in march and i've used it like 3 times only and i was testing out my marker. Lucky i've used up all of the air, While i was unscrewing my tank, my Reg was unscrewing from my tank at the same time. So do i use some kind of loctite or sumthin on the Reg and just screw it back in?? I gotta wait til tuesday to bring it to pb shop.

Some of the newer tanks have valves that are easily removable so that the empty tanks can be inspected for tranportation on commercial airlines. If the tank you have is not one of those types then yes, it needs to be LocTite'd in place.

The removable style valves cannot be removed with hand strength alone when the tank is pressurized.



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Posted By: a5king
Date Posted: 09 June 2006 at 12:58pm

Isn't that dangerous to be able to remove your valve by hand when you tanks pressurized at like 3k+psi? Do you know wut kind of loctite i need??

It's an 02 tank so is that one of the older ones? Thanks



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Posted By: FarSeer
Date Posted: 09 June 2006 at 2:16pm
The red loctite is good.

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Posted By: Bruce A. Frank
Date Posted: 09 June 2006 at 4:10pm

Originally posted by FarSeer FarSeer wrote:

The red loctite is good.

Yes!! The Red stuff! Either LocTite or Permatex brands.



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