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Mossyback · 29th February 2008, 15:02

My fish totes have arrived from Industrial Marine in RI. Just like Dave said, the IDA-71 slides in for a perfect fit. The total weight with scrubbers filled would come in about 3 pounds overweight. The allowable weight on West Jet is 60 pounds max. so I'll put the O2 tank in one of our other bags. It weighs 10 pounds so I'll easily be under the limit.

As an interesting side note, I'm taking a small bag of tools (screwdriver, adjustable wrench, allen wrench etc.) in case of any minor problems. I bought an adjustable spanner and discovered that it's perfect for popping the lid catches on the fish totes. It will travel with the tools and the knife to cut off the cable ties. Thanks for that tip also, Dave.

Hank

29th February 2008, 15:02	#46 (permalink)
Mossyback Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Home Build Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Southern Ontario, Canada Posts: 106	Re: Shipping Crates/Cases My fish totes have arrived from Industrial Marine in RI. Just like Dave said, the IDA-71 slides in for a perfect fit. The total weight with scrubbers filled would come in about 3 pounds overweight. The allowable weight on West Jet is 60 pounds max. so I'll put the O2 tank in one of our other bags. It weighs 10 pounds so I'll easily be under the limit. As an interesting side note, I'm taking a small bag of tools (screwdriver, adjustable wrench, allen wrench etc.) in case of any minor problems. I bought an adjustable spanner and discovered that it's perfect for popping the lid catches on the fish totes. It will travel with the tools and the knife to cut off the cable ties. Thanks for that tip also, Dave. Hank __________________ "Be the kind of person your dog thinks you are."
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