Curt,
I take the liberty of asking you this question directly because of your expertise. Hope you don't mind helping me out.
I wanted to remove the filler tube + the check valve that goes between the fill valve and the tank. Seems easy to do because both ends are connected by compression fittings which can be removed by ordinary wrenches. I plan to loosen the fitting next to the tank to let out the gas before fully decoupling it. My question is, can I safely do this? I'm not concerned with any risk of fire but I'm unsure of any danger from the 400 psi residual pressure that may still be in the tank.
Thanks, Curt!
wclx44
I take the liberty of asking you this question directly because of your expertise. Hope you don't mind helping me out.
I wanted to remove the filler tube + the check valve that goes between the fill valve and the tank. Seems easy to do because both ends are connected by compression fittings which can be removed by ordinary wrenches. I plan to loosen the fitting next to the tank to let out the gas before fully decoupling it. My question is, can I safely do this? I'm not concerned with any risk of fire but I'm unsure of any danger from the 400 psi residual pressure that may still be in the tank.
Thanks, Curt!
wclx44
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