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Re: broken threads on nitro tank

In Reply to: broken threads on nitro tank posted by Mike Roch on August 06, 2003 at 15:58:33:

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Posted by:
Tom Sparkman
on August 08, 2003 at 14:04:59

: I have a 45cc 4500psi Java Nitro tank. I was plugging it into my asa adapter in one of my guns when it got stuck. After a bout an hour of trying to get it off I found out that the threads were completely flattend. So rather than buy another tank I was wondering if there was a place that i could but a new set of threads.
: Thanks
Yes, you can buy a new regulator and keep the tank itself.
Tom

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: : I have a 45cc 4500psi Java Nitro tank. I was plugging it into my asa adapter in one of my guns when it got stuck. After a bout an hour of trying to get it off I found out that the threads were completely flattend. So rather than buy another tank I was wondering if there was a place that i could but a new set of threads. : : Thanks : Yes, you can buy a new regulator and keep the tank itself. : Tom

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