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Originally Posted by JD McGee
I can't believe I just found this thread...outstanding build and tutorial Phrasty...congrats!  |
Wow JD... where you been brother? It's been around for a long minute :) Thanks man!
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Originally Posted by Bigkev75
Here is a pic of my 120 gallon reverse flow
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Looking really good there! Great work!
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Originally Posted by Gixx1300R
Before cutting on any propane tank you should fill it with soapy water and let it sit for a week. Liquid propane will penetrate the metal. Also Mercaptane will pool on the bottom. Simply drill a small hole on the bottom when you want to drain it.
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Hey Gixx good point. I had placed emphasis on this very thing at the very beginning of the thread.
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Originally Posted by Phrasty
Hey guys.
I filled the tank with water and dishwashing liquid let it sit overnight and drain. Repeated 3 times. This method has had good results with me in the past... I'm sure it will make a small dent on my water bill however. 
***I REALLY DO NOT RECOMMEND PEOPLE CUTTING PROPANE TANKS AT ALL, it's a last resort for me. Hard to find tanks this size with thick enuf walls thats not a propane tank out here.
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