Propane Bleeder Valve
The bleeder valve on my motorhome's propane tank leaks unless it's tightened with pliers. Seems like I can replace it when the tank is empty and I shouldn't need to have the tank purged as long as I d...
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dougrainer wrote:Bobbo wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:wa8yxm wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
How many years since it was certified? If somewhat close to the 12 years mandatory I would just have it updated and stamped.
The mounted tanks on a motor home do not get Re-certs
Luggables do
Are “ALL MOTORHOMES “ equipped with fixed tanks? If they are removable I stand by what I said.
Yes. All motorhomes have permanently mounted tanks.
To be accurate, you need to state 99 44/100 of motorhomes have ASME tanks. Back in the 60's and 70's and very early 80's they had DOT cylinders on some motorhomes. Some of those are still on the road. Doug
Cummins12V98 was being ridiculous, so I gave him an answer in kind.
