Posted by Fixerupper on February 14, 2012 at 13:51:37 from (199.120.105.202):
In Reply to: Re: EPDM gaskets posted by ErnieD on February 14, 2012 at 12:31:09:
As I understand it,the laws go by capacity rather than how much is actually in the tank but I'm going by what I've been told by people involved with this stuff, not what I've actually studied. I doubt if the trucker will dolly a full tank, and I don't have anywhere with cement thick enough to do it on this farm. I did call the company the fittings are coming from. They channeled me to tec support and I had to explain in detail exactly what I was dealing with. We finally settled on Urea as he didn't know what a 28% nitrogen solution was, and I'm admittedly lacking in that area too. He disappeared for a moment and then came back and said it's OK. so I've gotta trust him. Thanks for all the suggestions. I certainly need all the help I can get.LOL Oh yes, my insurance does cover a spill up to $50,000. If the whole landscape has to be dug up and cleaned that would be eaten up quick. Jim
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