Propane Smell
This goes back several months, Jan 2016. We store our fiver in our sons pole barn year round except when it is in use. But my grandson called us early on day stating that there was a very strong smell...
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After suffering some medical issues, I finally returned to the scene of the crime. I know that propane is in both tanks, but until i remove them, and weigh them, i really can not tell how much. I turned on the stove, oven, and everything worked OK, no propane smell after 4 hours with everything shut off. I know where i can borrow a gas detector ( the ones used by gas co ) to really check everything out. But first, i need to fill both propane tanks thus establishing a starting point. As the use to say about old cars, GET OUT AND GET UNDER. Thanks for all of the replies.
