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Re: Value of oxygen tank? - Acer - 06-06-2014
eustacetilley wrote:
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Oxygen and propane stored indoors in close proximity.......miley-shocked003:
If (when) the SHTF, kiss your insurance coverage goodbye.
Not to mention the extension cord wrapped around the Western Medical Oxygen regulator. Also, no earthquake proofing.
In cases like these, once a fire starts, the fire Department might just evacuate the neighborhood and let it blow.
Eustace
Forget fire. What kind of person keeps their workbench clear like that???
Re: Value of oxygen tank? - cbelt3 - 06-06-2014
Acer wrote:
Forget fire. What kind of person keeps their workbench clear like that???
You forgot the OP.... his workbench is used for the MOST NOBLE OF PURPOSES.
Brewing BEER !!!
:hail: :hail: :hail: :hail:
-D
Re: Value of oxygen tank? - WI Boilermaker - 06-06-2014
My first reaction is an oxidizer and an explosive gas sitting next to each other... No problem here....
miley-signs003:
Re: Value of oxygen tank? - cbelt3 - 06-06-2014
WI Boilermaker wrote:
My first reaction is an oxidizer and an explosive gas sitting next to each other... No problem here....
Never seen an oxyacetylene torch ? It's all good as long as the tanks are properly restrained and don't suffer catastrophic damage.
Got one such my my garage, up on a shelf. Smaller bottles, mind you. And that acetylene makes wonderful kaboom noises ! Lots of hydrogen and not so much carbon.