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May 12th, 09:30 PM
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Crossfire tank dented top help
The top of my tank, where the pin valve is dented in, i bought it this way. Where the heck can i get a new piece? these things are rare!
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May 12th, 10:56 PM
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I don't understand what you mean by that? Is the threading messed up or dented? Are you saying the pin valve is stuck inwards?
A picture would be very helpful in this situation.
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May 13th, 09:42 AM
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Only an airsmith can help you with that.
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May 13th, 01:31 PM
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Someone dropped the tank and damaged the top part of the tank. Its not the actual pin thats damaged, its the area around it. Look: 
Last edited by Elixir : May 13th at 01:37 PM.
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May 13th, 01:47 PM
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have you tried it on your marker yet?, if you need to replace it i think your gunna have to buy a new reg. look into the myth (spelling?) regs they are tiny
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May 13th, 01:58 PM
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i havent tried the tank yet because its out of hydro
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May 13th, 02:16 PM
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get it hydro'd. that dent is fine so long as it doesn't cause it to leak.
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May 13th, 04:10 PM
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make sure there isn't a leak!!! if there is one get it fixed soon..
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May 13th, 08:53 PM
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eh. if there is a leak, it's easily replaced by buying a new bonnet. that's what that dented piece is called.
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May 13th, 09:21 PM
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can you link me to a bonnet??
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May 13th, 09:27 PM
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err uhh..
they're not exactly easy to find. Try contacting crossfire directly about it.
Contact us
or call them at:
269-383-1111
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May 14th, 09:51 AM
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this sounds like way too much of a hastle espeshally for a tank that needs hydro, may just want to look into a new tank, might be time to upgrade to a 4500 psi tank
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May 14th, 02:16 PM
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This tank was free! I bought it off ebay, the dude lied in the auction, he refunded me the money for it, I shipped it to him, it got returned, I told him he had to pay for return shipping, and he hasnt ever contacted me back!
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May 14th, 02:20 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Trbo323
this sounds like way too much of a hastle espeshally for a tank that needs hydro, may just want to look into a new tank, might be time to upgrade to a 4500 psi tank
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you're nuts. it's a $10 piece that wont' effect the hydro conditions at all. this is a piece of the threads, not the tank itself.
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May 14th, 02:45 PM
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alright, its looks like a 47/3000 though, 10 for the part, maybe something for shipping and around 30 to get it hydroed your already at a bare minimum of 40 and cant you get those new for 50?
o and dont forget he probably cant do the work on that himself, last i checked airsmiths dont work for free
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May 14th, 03:17 PM
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if it's a metal tank, yeah.
crossfire does hydro testing for $20+whatever shipping to them costs. I'm sure you can also ask them to replace the bonnet if needed when they hydro test it.
oh yes you can do the work yourself. it's a simple matter of unscrewing 2 allen screws, screwing off the old one, and doing everything in reverse with the new one. I've completly dis-assemeled my tanks regulator when it was leaking once, and put it back together. It's no different than a in-line regulator.
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May 14th, 03:20 PM
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Its not really a big deal, considering I have a perfectly good pure energy 48/3000, I was just curious. I dont play speedball so I dont care too much about fiber tanks.
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