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Re: [a/s] Propane tanks

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Subject: Re: [a/s] Propane tanks
From: Chris Bryant <bryantrv@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 19:43:31 -0400
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	Which brings up a good, but different, point.

	*Always* store *and transport* your LP tanks upright- not on their side
(unless of course you have horizontal tanks). Why?- because if it is on its
side, the relief valve is under liquid, and cannot vent properly, if needed
(plus if it does vent liquid, the liquid will expand).

	The valve is set at 375 psi  (I think).

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	Chris Bryant
	Bryant RV Services
	DeLand, Florida
	mailto:bryantrv@totcon.com

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