Posted by Gilbert in IL. on March 09, 2010 at 17:41:56 from (206.83.23.139):
We own the tank, came with the place, but the last night when I checked how much we had, I thought it smelled wrong. Made mental note how much gas(7-8%) we had but looked again this evening, ~ 5, so At Least, I did know to mix up some soapy water....Welp, then saw the bubbles appear. So, the only next move I could think of was grab a screw-driver. There wasn`t any tightening that thing up. I "could" try harder w/a bigger screwdriver & small pipe wrench, but I`m perty leary about that.
I guess the good thing is that its down to 5%! I guess what I was asking is, does the tank have to be dry/empty when the fix is done? It looks like to me, its the gasket just below the % gauge, I`ll afix a pic.
I Also do know, LP gas ain`t something for a newbie to be play`n with...lol.
Just wondered ya`all`s thoughts....Thank you all again in advance!!!!
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