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Re: The latest craze, Buried LP Tanks
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Posted by Rich Va on March 28, 2007 at 05:52:15 from (152.1.177.47):
In Reply to: The latest craze, Buried LP Tanks posted by IaGary on March 28, 2007 at 05:39:59:
I have a 500 gal. underground tank. Looks like regular tank except it has some type of black coating on it. Not sure if its any thicker or not. It's just buried in the ground,no bladder or anything like that, been there about 4 years,not had any problem with it floating during the monsoon season. The lid,neck and valve just like regular tank,person filling it just has to get on his knees. I live on my farm, reason I put mine in,makes doing yard maintenance easier and not an eye sore.
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