- Location
- Bronx
Can anyone help me out im trying to find out where i can get my Co2 tank filled and also how can i tell when its empty I'm in the BX and not sure of where i can go that too far out and that might be able to do it same day
can anyone tell me where to get my Co2 tank filled
- Thread starter Montaquelaveist
- Start date
- Location
- Miami
Try franks on tremount ave & park ave. In the bx
If anything you can go to American Compressed Gas in Yonkers, the address is 834 Nepperhan Ave, Yonkers, NY10703 and their number is (914) 968-8708
- Location
- Staten Island
I think sports authority and stuff like that does co2 fills because of paintball or maybe if you know a paintball place.
- Location
- Bronx
cool imma try franks first since that the closest to me thanks guys i guess now i just have to figure how i can tell when its empty lol
- Location
- Stony Point, NY
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- Location
- New Rochelle
Is this an old tank? I so, make sure you check the inspection date on the tank. If it is not up-to-date, he will not fill it. That's what happened to me and I never went back. You may need to leave it there for them to inspect it and I don't know whether they will offer you a tank temporarily to swap it out.
- Location
- Stony Point, NY
well mine is brand new and he always check for the inspection date good guys over there
- Location
- Bronx
How can you find out the date on it to see if its old and do you have to wait til its empty to re fill it and i still dont how to tell when its empty
I brought my aluminum tank to American Compressed Gas and it was out of date but they sent it out for me for 20 bucks and got it rested and certified which took 2 weeks but it lasts 5 years so its worth the 20.
Honestly, get it retested only if you think it will be worth it to have that tank for another 5 years. Usually if its aluminum that's a simple yes but if its steel and showing moderate signs of rust I personally wouldn't keep it.
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Honestly, get it retested only if you think it will be worth it to have that tank for another 5 years. Usually if its aluminum that's a simple yes but if its steel and showing moderate signs of rust I personally wouldn't keep it.
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- Location
- Union Square, NY
In Manhattan there is Able Fire Prevention.
- Location
- Bronx
Thats cool just dont know what i would do without my reactor or two weeks and ill have to check mine to see when the date i saw some numbers on the top part of the tank but dont know what imr eading or looking for later i will take a pic and maybe you guys can tell me
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