ReplyThe weights aren't the same because the different manufacturers use different cylinders.
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Could someone post the tare weight or the gross weight(total) of a typical R-12 and R-22 30 lbs cylinder?
Thank you
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The weights aren't the same because the different manufacturers use different cylinders.
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usually around 6 LBS but it varies a little
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I'm aware there will be difference from brand to brand, but how drastic? and if I have gross weight of enough R-22 cylinders, I should be able to get calculate the range.Originally Posted by jdblack
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Why does that matter? If you weigh it when you remove it and log it or either write it on the cylinder the tare weight is pointless.
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May be this will help you , it always works for me.
Tare Weight = 30 + cylinder weight /1
If it doesn't go easy, you are not using a big enough hammer.
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Any of you guys make some big honking wind chimes with empty cylinders?
that seems like it would be a neat addition to the patio or man cave.
A little monofilament, some 1x2s and whamo, instant conversation piece.
Matt
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If you're acquiring someone's partially used container, then its imperative know the content's weight in order to evaluate the value.
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You guys still on disposables?!
Is this a Fabreze moment? C.Y.D. I'm voting white elephant. 2¢.
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