Here's an older video of a Class A Fire that shows why a working Pressure Relief Valve on our Propane Tanks is so very important.You can start watching it at 5:20 as that's right around the time that the relief valve does it's job and vents the tank before it explodes.A Propane Relief Valve doing It's Job!

That fire crew looked clueless and dangerous. I am not a fireman so maybe I am wrong but I not be hanging around forever by that flame thrower :)

From the forward location of the fire at the start of the video, I'd guess an engine fire was the likely cause.

Pretty nice view in the landscape behind the coach..... I'm guessing he had pulled a good sized hill and got something too hot. Yeah, those firefighters seemed pretty un-phased by the flames exploding/shooting off the coach. I couldn't tell if it was gas or diesel. If gas, are they not afraid of the tank exploding?

sure took his sweet time getting the pump on the truck into gear.

Wow! The venting set the grass on fire 50 feet away.

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old_guy
Explorer
Sep 25, 2018
sure took his sweet time getting the pump on the truck into gear.
mtofell1
Explorer
Sep 25, 2018
Pretty nice view in the landscape behind the coach..... I'm guessing he had pulled a good sized hill and got something too hot. Yeah, those firefighters seemed pretty un-phased by the flames exploding/shooting off the coach. I couldn't tell if it was gas or diesel. If gas, are they not afraid of the tank exploding?
Dutch_12078
Explorer II
Sep 25, 2018
From the forward location of the fire at the start of the video, I'd guess an engine fire was the likely cause.
dave17352
Explorer
Sep 24, 2018
That fire crew looked clueless and dangerous. I am not a fireman so maybe I am wrong but I not be hanging around forever by that flame thrower :)

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