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Posted by 37 chief on September 26, 2006 at 20:05:22 from (70.181.164.242):
I have a couple propane tanks I need to git rid of. They are no good. one is maybe 200 gal, and theother is maybe 75 gal. The scrap yard will not take them. The tanks been open for years. Is there a way I can cut them in half. I had a lot of small ones also I used a pick to punch holes in them, and let them sit several months, and used a torch to cut them in half. I am just a little afraid to use a torch on the large tanks, eventhough they have been empty for 20 years. I guess I could dig a hole and burry them. Any suggestions. Stan
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