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Old July 15th 04, 05:27 AM
Richard Lamb
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Anthony wrote:

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My only experience is with motorcycle tanks and filling with water really
sucks the heat out making it hard to weld to!
John


Same here. When I weld bike tanks I pump compressed air through the petcock
hole and work with the gas cap off and the hole pointed in a safe direction.
With a constant air flow fumes can't build up and the worst you're going to
get is a flash out where the air is escaping. I've done this dozens of
times with only a couple flashes like I was expecting not that it doesn't
startle me when it happens.

I don't know how big your tank is but if you can freeze it (-0 F.) then you
should be able to get the J.B. Weld to break out easily.

Tony


An interesting idea.
My fridge won't do that low.
Maybe a box full of dry ice?
 




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