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Specific tips on removing diesel tank, Dynasty
Old 10-11-2011, 09:49 AM   #1
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Can anyone offer specific tips on removing the 130 gal tank from my Dynasty? This is a 1998, 38' with a 130 gal tank that is accessible from either side. It has a leak along the vertical weld on one end and the area is too "tight" to get a tig weld accomplished.

I'm thinking a couple of roller-equipped, adjustable height stands and a hand pump of some sort to empty the tank as much as possible.

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Old 10-12-2011, 06:51 AM   #2
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OK, thanks. I got it. Not as difficult as I feared. Took about 30-min.

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Don't weld it ..It will blow up.
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Don't weld it ..It will blow up.
NOO it done all the time especially in the oil field, I have seen welders use the exhaust from their welding machine or fill with water or degas it, its lots of ways to weld it safely.
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