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Surely there is at least one Oldgas member who owns a(340-V, 343-V, 347-V, 360-V, 443-V, 1240-V or 1347-V) If so, could you please take the time to measure your cylinder and let me know the size.

I know that measuring the diameter can be a challenge on a mounted cylinder. If you use a flexible sewing tape measure and measure the circumference, I will calculate the diameter. Thanks.

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Should be 12" x 27". I can unpack mine later & double check.

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Cliff, I would really appreciate that. Thank you.

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Cylinder for my 347-V measures 12" x 27".

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Thank you for taking the time to check the size out. You are evidently the only Oldgas member who owns a bottleneck or the only one who cares to share their knowledge for the benefit of their fellow members.


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