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Re: The latest craze, Buried LP Tanks
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Posted by Glen in TX on March 28, 2007 at 08:28:35 from (208.246.9.84):
In Reply to: The latest craze, Buried LP Tanks posted by IaGary on March 28, 2007 at 05:39:59:
Like Joe said no one here will fill a buried tank anymore so must be illegal here? There were reasons like he described if leaks. They use to bury lots of them here and next door in NM 40-50 years ago. Scary thing is at a structure fire when you don't know where the stupid things are buried or if they still have fuel in them. Went to a old school building once and set up where they told us and later was told us and our fire truck was sitting on top of old buried LP tanks! That's WHY it should be illegal to bury them! The railroad has them on top of ground right beside track for generators and any around a tower here is on top of ground too with a ice bridge built overhead.
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