To my knowledge no. It would be hard to enforce this since most propane tractors would be refueled on the farm. Now if the tractor was setup as dual fuel, or had been converted to propane with a portable tank that you took somewhere to have filled,then tank WOULD have to be inspected every x no of years. Tank at your home is supposedly visualy inspected each time they are filled since the person filling them is a qualified and licensed propane person. Thats my understanding anyway from what ive been told. i suppose you could have one inspected,by taking it to a propane dealer somewhere if there was some doubt as to the integrity of the tank. but other than a visual inspection or checking to see if it met current codes and things,i doubt if many of them would have the equipment to do a real pressure test.
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