All three are made in Italy Faber's that were imported by scubapro. They all have the same Born date in 1985. As most of you know, steel scuba tanks will outlive you if they're well kept. All have scubapro yoke valves. I believe they are 72 cubic foot tanks and sit about 20.5" to the base of the valve and are approx 7" in diameter.
What makes these tanks unique is that they are mid pressure 3000psi service pressure. Most steels are 2400psi, and the few hp steels of this vintage usually had the narrower valve necks. These take standard valves.
On to the specifics:
Tank #1 has a hydro date of 2/09 and needs a new visual inspection. (cheaply done, I can spin the valve off and show you how nice and clean it is inside) Price $75
Tanks #2 and #3 were just put through hydro and vis inspections and are stamped 7/11. Price $100 each or $175 for the two newly certified, or $225 for all three.
Thanks
josh
