RV propane tank replacement
Have a 2000 Class A motor home whose propane tank exterior bottom is very rusted. I assume the proper thing to do is replace it. Unfortunately, the tank is fairly full. Can RV dealers or propane com...
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RedRollingRoadblock wrote:
I would contact a propane dealer, tell them your concerns and let them inspect it and make recommendations. A RV dealer likely would just R&R the tank.
I will second that advice.... And after a proper inspection by a qualified professional (NOT a gas station pump jockey but someone who certifies portable tanks at the minimum) you will likely find the advice to sandblast and re-paint is what is suggested.
Propane tanks are quite robust. Takes a lot of rust to damage them. Serious pitting in fact.. They generally do not need replacement. Just paint.
