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Re: OTQ - How do you charge a pressure tank?
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Posted by I would on October 27, 2003 at 19:32:24 from (64.70.24.207):
In Reply to: OTQ - How do you charge a pressure tank? posted by Fargo on October 27, 2003 at 07:29:31:
suggest that you find out the particular requirments for your tank. You have received a lot of advice-enough to be quite confusing. It depends a lot on whether your tank is a bladder or non-bladder type. If it is fitted with an air valve or whether it is even a commercial type tank. If it is a tank with a brand on it, you might be able to find instructions on the internet if you don't have a booklet with it or instructions on the tank itself. I agree that $100 is an excessive fee.
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