Cng Cylinders,tanks And Valves on 2040-parts.com
Westfield, New York, US
These are brand new Kioshi 13.5GGE, 3600psi natural gas cylinders. Measurements are 16"X 60", expiration date 2031. Valves and mounting bands are available but not included. There is more than 50 available and discounts are available for full pallets. Valves are $75.00 and mounting bands are $75.00 each(two required). PayPal accepted. Freight quote from 14787. Any questions please call Jim at Fuel Gas Technology, Inc @ 716-753-6565. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding.
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