45 minute SCBA tank- SOLD

Trauma23 · Sep 24, 2020

Drager 45 minute, 4500 psi SCBA cylinder. Current hydro. Mfg in 08. Hydro good for 4 more years. I upgraded to a 60 minute tank, so this on needs a new home. 300.00 delivered.

mackthefork · Sep 27, 2020

so the tank has to be destroyed in 3-something years? isn't that how this works or no? 15 yrs?

Trauma23 · Sep 27, 2020

mackthefork said:
so the tank has to be destroyed in 3-something years? isn't that how this works or no? 15 yrs?

They can be recertified after 15.

mackthefork · Sep 27, 2020

mackthefork said:
Potentially--if it passes the testing protocol in Colorado. I don't know how much shipping would be, but having the tank condemned is another possibility. I'm looking for one of these, but with the foreseeable expense and risk, I would think that might make it's way into the price since they're typically sold post-requalification by the airgun sites.

Trauma23 said:
They can be recertified after 15.

Trauma23 · Sep 27, 2020

I could do 250.00 shipping is around 25.00 for the scba cylinders.

mackthefork · Sep 27, 2020

Trauma23 said:
I could do 250.00 shipping is around 25.00 for the scba cylinders.

Safe to assume it was, in fact, utilized by the Phoenix fire dept.? I'm not sure who puts those stickers on or when (manufacturer, purchaser, hydro location etc.) but I'm assuming it is what it looks like. Are there any dings or damage visible from the outside that might impact the MAE test and requalification in a few years that can spot?

Trauma23 · Sep 27, 2020

mackthefork said:
Safe to assume it was, in fact, utilized by the Phoenix fire dept.? I'm not sure who puts those stickers on or when (manufacturer, purchaser, hydro location etc.) but I'm assuming it is what it looks like. Are there any dings or damage visible from the outside that might impact the MAE test and requalification in a few years that can spot?

It is in very good condition. No dings. It was hydro tested along with a visual inspection.