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Re: Pull the Plug or Leave it?
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Posted by done it on February 06, 2004 at 20:04:55 from (216.146.248.36):
In Reply to: Pull the Plug or Leave it? posted by Dan on February 06, 2004 at 12:09:26:
Dan,Just weld a bolt onto the plug and it will come right out. (If you can weld an 8ooo gal gas tank) I have seen it done, you can weld a loader tank. As long as there are no fumes(vaper)there can be no fire,fill it up with water since you are going to drain it anyway. lol
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