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Date:         Wed, 10 Jul 2002 10:21:31 -0600
Reply-To:     Ivan Boyd <boyd@UNM.EDU>
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From:         Ivan Boyd <boyd@UNM.EDU>
Subject:      propane tank float question
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Hi All,


New Mexico has recently passed a law requiring floats on all propane tanks
to prevent overfilling.  Standard propane tanks like those used for bbq's
can be adapted for ~$20 however it looks like a cumbersome process
involving mounting a tank on a contraption and pulling the stem out before
replacing it with a stem/float combination.


I'm wondering if anyone has had experience doing this on a Westy propane
tank and what-all is involved.  As it stands now, I can't get my tank
filled until I get it converted.  Sheesh!!!


Thanks in advance,
Ivan


'85 Westy
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