oil in propane line
I noticed this morning that one of my foot pads was covered in oil. Suspecting a hydraulic fluid leak from the cylinder I found the red propane regulator leaking oil. When I removed the regulator t...
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Some of it is odorant and some more of it is lubricant used for piping valves.
when your pot accumulates it to the point where is gains 5 pounds it is not easy to flush. I do not have the OPD blues but go way way (I mean, far) out into the desert and add a few quarts of solvent let it slosh back and forth, dig a hole and pour the liquid into the hole. Light it off then let it burn down. Pure sand no fire danger, then I refill the hole. Careful! One single drop of liquid on skin or clothes and you will radiate HAZMAT LEAK(!) for days.
when your pot accumulates it to the point where is gains 5 pounds it is not easy to flush. I do not have the OPD blues but go way way (I mean, far) out into the desert and add a few quarts of solvent let it slosh back and forth, dig a hole and pour the liquid into the hole. Light it off then let it burn down. Pure sand no fire danger, then I refill the hole. Careful! One single drop of liquid on skin or clothes and you will radiate HAZMAT LEAK(!) for days.
