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Look other than Home Hardware, I find they are the most expensive around.

 

 

 

 

Not when you have, inside friends. Like the owner. :P

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Let the ,THREAD HI JACKING BEGIN . HAVE AT,ER LOL

 

 

Dinner was served,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, :D:D:D

 

 

A bath in many good things.

 

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And slowly cooked to savor all the good things

 

 

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BBQ comith very soon. :good:

 

 

Thanks again for the help. :good:

 

Time for ice cream and rolao cake.

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Can't beat insiders. And call 911, another JD hi jack under way!!!!!!

 

Actually guys it's was standard operating practice to flare NG gas lines and cooling members with Coke Oven Gas burning at the end of a 6 foot pipe on the furnaces. It is the safest way of doing it. Of course we had a Superintendent that told us to soap test, yea I had to show him, the plastic bottle melted 4' away from the Blowpipe, OK boss.

 

What time is dinner served Brian? I just made a pot of Ragu today. I'll bring some Vino too.

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Let the ,THREAD HI JACKING BEGIN . HAVE AT,ER LOL

 

 

Dinner was served,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, :D:D:D

 

 

A bath in many good things.

 

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And slowly cooked to savor all the good things

 

 

attachicon.gifDSCF3751.JPG

 

 

BBQ comith very soon. :good:

 

 

Thanks again for the help. :good:

 

Time for ice cream and rolao cake.

No Idea what I am looking at, baked Whitefish maybe? All I know is I want some, no I want a lot of it. I'll pass on Desert if I can have more of whatever that is.

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Yup, I tried another tank. Same issue. There seems to be back pressure. Regulator, I mean BBQ is done. Shhhhhhhhhhh

 

 

I wanted a new one any ways. Wife looks over shoulder as I type. LOL

 

I will get a deal at my local HH. ;):D

 

Shot regulator causing a big pressure drop will cause your icing. You're doing more refrigerating than cooking.

 

Go charcoal. Weber kettle. Nothing to break on that one.

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Sounds more like an over filled tank.

On a BBQ the tank should be drawing the vapor off the top of the tank.

If it's freezing your getting liquid propane which by nature is very cold in the liquid state.

On a propane forklift they run on liquid propane and draw out of the bottom of the tank not the top like a BBQ tank.

On forklifts any small leak will frost over.

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A quick way to check for an overfilled tank is to look on the tank for where the tare weight is stamped.

Add this to 20 lbs (assuming a 20 lb tank). If your tank weighs more than (tare + 20 lbs) then it's over filled.

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Yep, you need a new one!!!

Get setup like my buddy in Alaska has.

It's pretty sweet!!!!! ;)

 

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im surprised its still in one piece........or does he have bear alarms around it lol

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Combustion has very little to do with carbon source temperature. Ignition point between -40C and +40C isn't much when we are talking 900C carbon ignition temp for coal for example, or far less than C0 in gases. Depends what we are trying to burn. Newspaper in an oven will light at baking temps, Propane and NG gas far less. Don't try and determine this at home. When we are needing to heat tanks on the job we are actually trying to melt frozen water in regulators not heat the gasses. Don't try this at home you nuts.

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im surprised its still in one piece........or does he have bear alarms around it lol

 

OH, there are plenty of bears but he has plenty of firearms to deal with said bears if needed plus he keeps the place clean. ;)

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OH, there are plenty of bears but he has plenty of firearms to deal with said bears if needed plus he keeps the place clean. ;)

And it's a good source of meat for the BBQ and smoker :whistling:

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