[MaadDaawg]

+1 on the 35 liters, anything larger would be too heavy for stairs. Amount you pay has a wild range unless you get in good with the Airgas people, or, know someone. I think their list price for a 35 liter is around $120. I get my 35 filled for $25 cause I had a connection.

Larger the dewar, cheaper the cost per liter due to cool down (LN2 they use to brind down the temp of your dewar. Never made sense to me that the smaller dewars would be more, but......

If you're a college student, check with the university

good luck

[DOM]

Originally Posted by MaadDaawg

+1 on the 35 liters, anything larger would be too heavy for stairs. Amount you pay has a wild range unless you get in good with the Airgas people, or, know someone. I think their list price for a 35 liter is around $120. I get my 35 filled for $25 cause I had a connection.

Larger the dewar, cheaper the cost per liter due to cool down (LN2 they use to brind down the temp of your dewar. Never made sense to me that the smaller dewars would be more, but......

If you're a college student, check with the university

good luck

$120

in TX mine was $35+Tax.... now after so many its down to $30+Tax

but i asked if its larger will they charge less he said no

and its also who you deal with had one time the younger guy charge me more i was like WTF and he didnt wanna bromg it down some bs they raised the price bla bla....

but next time got the older man charged me the same

[MaadDaawg]

Yeah, pricing (an fillinig) can depend on who does the work the day you're there. I'm in their computer though and in tight with the regional branch manager They charge me $25 for the 35 and $38 for the fifty, not counting the environmental crap.

Do you know they have to charge an environmental disposal tax even though the approved disposal method is opening the valve and letting it escape into the atmosphere???? Effin rat bastards in Washington dammit :

The $120 is what's in the computer, but I doubt they charge anyone that amount