Domestic LPG tank
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Domestic LPG tank
Hi guys,
I have an under slung LPG tank for cooker etc and took it off as i need to rerun pipes, anyway looking at he thing in the picture, not sure whats it called but from looking at other pics i see the level gauge is missing!
Does this matter , is it safe without! Was positioned so I couldn't see it anyway!!
Also, tank has peeled paint, is it ok to underseal it ?
Thanks
I have an under slung LPG tank for cooker etc and took it off as i need to rerun pipes, anyway looking at he thing in the picture, not sure whats it called but from looking at other pics i see the level gauge is missing!
Does this matter , is it safe without! Was positioned so I couldn't see it anyway!!
Also, tank has peeled paint, is it ok to underseal it ?
Thanks
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Re: Domestic LPG tank
Should be as the tanks normally have overfill protection. Painting tank a good thing to do although wouldn't use underseal personally.
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It has the overfill protection valve, all in tact from what I can see, just the gauge fell off cracked!
Why not underseal, what would you use?
Why not underseal, what would you use?
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Hammerite probably. Underseal can trap moisure and it could hide rust beneath. Also be a nightmare to deal with in the future coated with that.
Gas It and Tinley Tech do valve kits.
Gas It and Tinley Tech do valve kits.
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As it happens I have a similar job to do painting a 40 litre internal tank. Red seems to be a common colour for domestic tanks on vehicles although if you want it less conspicuous, black hammerite (the smooth version) might suit you better. One of the £8 tins more than enough. It also means with fresh paint on it, you can monitor its condition and/or hose it off as required.
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I have hammerite, so that's what it will be! Yea I see new tanks are red, I'll stick with black!,
Whilst on the subject of gas, do you or anyone know if I can run 8mm to an engine vaporiser and then reduce to 6mm as it connects! I'm renewing the pipes and have plenty of 8 mm!!
Whilst on the subject of gas, do you or anyone know if I can run 8mm to an engine vaporiser and then reduce to 6mm as it connects! I'm renewing the pipes and have plenty of 8 mm!!
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Yes if you can find a coupler for that.
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Sweet!!
You got all the good advice, take a trip to pembs and if ya lucky I'll let you work on the van also!!
Cheers bey
You got all the good advice, take a trip to pembs and if ya lucky I'll let you work on the van also!!
Cheers bey
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Another q if I may!
The van has under slung and engine lpg fuel tank, the filling loop is connected to both so presume when it hits 80% its stops and the same for the other depending on which fills first!!
Q: could I put an inline isolation valve so I could just fill one tank if required??
Cheers
The van has under slung and engine lpg fuel tank, the filling loop is connected to both so presume when it hits 80% its stops and the same for the other depending on which fills first!!
Q: could I put an inline isolation valve so I could just fill one tank if required??
Cheers
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Re: Domestic LPG tank
yes any good plumb base should have 8mm to 6mm coupling use some paste like jet blue will be fine
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