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Old-Biscuit
Feb 16, 2014Explorer III
Inspect the TANK for rust...wire brush
Inspect the hoses for cracks/weak spots
Check fittings for leaks......soapy spray
Clean it.....wipe it down
Touch up paint
Glad to see some caught it/got it right--tanks vs cylinders. Some propane vendors don't know.
Propane cylinders have a re-certification requirement 12 yrs. after date of mfg. stamped on collar
Propane tanks do not have this requirement......but it is recommended that 10 yrs. after mfg. date that the relief valve be replaced
Inspect the hoses for cracks/weak spots
Check fittings for leaks......soapy spray
Clean it.....wipe it down
Touch up paint
Glad to see some caught it/got it right--tanks vs cylinders. Some propane vendors don't know.
Propane cylinders have a re-certification requirement 12 yrs. after date of mfg. stamped on collar
Propane tanks do not have this requirement......but it is recommended that 10 yrs. after mfg. date that the relief valve be replaced
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