Nitrogen regulator sources? - HVAC, Beer Brewing, Paintball... etc.

[folkenheath]

Keep in mind, if you get some fancy whiz bang cylinder, you may not get it filled very fast, you may have ot send it off and get it filled and get it back all scratched up several days later. Its the main reason I just ended up with a 20 CF steel cylinder. Still plenty portable. You may be able to find a place that will fill it on the spot, but I would find that out before you buy it, it's a lot easier to just exchange it.

 

[Greg72]

I thought I'd read somewhere that it was possible to refill your own nitrogen tanks at home from a larger tank? Not true?....


-G

 

[4X4HIGH]

I thought I'd read somewhere that it was possible to refill your own nitrogen tanks at home from a larger tank? Not true?....


-G

That is true. ======> http://powertank.com/products/sfID1/29/listPage/2/productID/230

 

[Greg72]

That is true. ======> http://powertank.com/products/sfID1/29/listPage/2/productID/230

Cool. I like that idea.

-G

 

[MNorby]

How often you going to be messing with your shocks to warrant a big home fill tank? I've screwed with mine a few times and used my n2 to fill a couple car tires and the airbags on my towrig and still have plenty in my 40cu/in tank from over a year and half ago and only like $35 to exchange for full tank again.

 

[folkenheath]

Yeah, that thing does look cool and would work well if you have a larger tank to exchange, but I agree with Norby, I've filled my failed on arrival shocks and bumps numerous times now, and the pressure has only dropped from 2200 to 1900 or so. One little 20cf tank should last quite a while, let alone a 40cf. You don't waste much really. If you want to get that filler thats great, I wouldn't want the extra cost and space of the larger tank for how little I actually would have to refill the tank.