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  • #16
    HP buffer tanks

    i was planning just to remove the valve (the bit with the pin on) and leave the brass fitting on. but i cant unscrew the stupid thing! so i might have to remove the whole brass fitting. If not ill just cut it off and weld a fitting on the end!

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    • #17
      HP buffer tanks

      Why bother, I have several rebuilded and tested oxygen bottles with different treaded neck available. 1/2 bso or 3/8 bsp, even 1 with a 3/8 hydraulic hose fitted on.

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      • #18
        HP buffer tanks

        Ill happily dismantle a couple of bottles for you Alan...

        BTW ...The thread on the steel bottle is a std BSP Size ....3/8 as I recall.

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        • #19
          HP buffer tanks

          The tread I found on the sodastream bottles over here is M18*1.5
          Handy as that is the metric version of 3/8 bsp.So getting more common over here each year;

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          • #20
            HP buffer tanks

            If you remove the whole brass fitting it is definatly a 3/8 below.

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            • #21
              HP buffer tanks

              cheers chaps, ive removed the brass fitting and they both are 3/8bsp. The first one came off easily but the second was on rather tight! isnt it always the case. Ive also got a smaller bottle, similar to a sodastream bottle that i think is out of a water fire extinguisher, so might put that in as well (that also had a brass fitting onto a 3/, so might have all three in!

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              • #22
                HP buffer tanks

                If you have gone to a bigger ram, what have you done with your old one ?

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                • #23
                  HP buffer tanks

                  nothing at the moment, but i think its more or less knackerd! it had new seals put in for the world champs, but it seemed to start leaking within a few events. i think the cylinder walls have got damaged.

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                  • #24
                    HP buffer tanks

                    If M18*1.5 is the metric version of 3/8 bsp whats the metric version of 1/4 bsp ?

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                    • #25
                      HP buffer tanks

                      http://www.adneish.freeserve.co.uk/threads.htmhttp://www.adneish.freeserve.co.uk/threads.htm

                      M14 fine is the nearest in physical size to G1/4 ...1/4 Gas .. 1/4 BSP.

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