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Post by viking37721 on Sept 7, 2005 15:39:02 GMT -8
I consider myself to be more knowledgeable than most about tanks but I have something that has me stumped.. Here's a description of the beast... Approximately 21 1/2 inches tall to the top of the neck, 7 inches in diameter. Made of steel has a sticker with a set of doubles and a two hose regulator, above the tanks the sticker says 'Bunn's" and below it says "1958". The manufacturers hydro stamp is 7/77 the capacity is 2900psi. Stamped just before the 2900psi stamp is the word "druckluft" which is German for compressed air. It has a 3/4 inch neck/valve.. The original boot is rubber and has "Bunn's" embossed into it. Anybody have any idea what the heck this thing is???
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Post by J Brandt on Sept 7, 2005 22:43:10 GMT -8
There is very large dive center in Hong Kong by the name of Bunn's and the cylinder you mentioned probably came out of there
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Post by dogsbodydiving on Sept 8, 2005 9:51:54 GMT -8
You could try www.bunnsdivers.com Not a lot on there but they have email they may be able to help. |
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Post by viking37721 on Sept 20, 2005 8:03:41 GMT -8
I have e-mailed Bunn's but so far no response. I really will be surprised to get one to be honest... On the other hand I expect to get the beast back from being rolled/hydro'd later this week. assuming all goes well it's gonna get wet Oct. 1....
My best guess as to it's capacity, based on it's dimansions psi rating and info on a similar sized but lower psi rated tank, is that it's around a 75 cubic foot tank.. Oh well just another oddity to add to my ever growing collection of oddities...
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