Calling Jody!!!!GreenTaco said:I want to build my own CO2 setup so I can air down, but I don't know what to look for in a regulator. I'm not even sure what type of regulator to get. Any help would be very welcome, thanks
http://www.lieblweb.com/tacoma/General/LiquidCO2/LiquidCO2.htmGreenTaco said:I want to build my own CO2 setup so I can air down, but I don't know what to look for in a regulator. I'm not even sure what type of regulator to get. Any help would be very welcome, thanks
good idea...as long as that friend will refill the tanks for youzszac111 said:just become friends with the coke or pepsi guy, i got 2 tanks for 10 bucks a while back, then get a static high pres regulator and be done with it.
See if this post helps. I bought a reg off of ebay for $25 and found a local fire extinguisher refill shop that had some tanks just like kyle did.GreenTaco said:I want to build my own CO2 setup so I can air down, but I don't know what to look for in a regulator. I'm not even sure what type of regulator to get. Any help would be very welcome, thanks
hytenor said:good idea...as long as that friend will refill the tanks for you![]()
dang, lucky down there. My local gas shop wouldn't touch one tank I took in for refill/recert because he said it looked "altered" and painted like a Pepsi CO2 tank (20#). I had picked up a few tanks for cheap at a garage sale; two were still w/in certification so they just swapped them but the other... I wound up 'fixing' the spot that he didn't like and painting the tank. they took it the next time and sent it in for re-cert. Now its good for another 5 yrszszac111 said:ive never had any problems with just taking the tanks in for an excachange at airgaseither way the tanks are ugly but hell all its got to do is safely hold Co2 ya know..Maybe ill get out the sprayer and put 10 coats of paint on it, clear coat it and make a bling bling handle for it
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