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Propane temporarily switching small tanks for big tanks
What's the procedure?
Seems simple but I could be missing something. 1) Turn off valve to large tank (250 gallons). 2) Open line (wearing gloves & pointing away from face) 3) Connect the small tank (20 gallons) taking care to prevent air entry Is there more to it from a safety standpoint than that obvious procedure? |
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