Posted by hermit on March 10, 2010 at 05:57:40 from (68.235.173.10):
In Reply to: LP tank guidance... posted by Gilbert in IL. on March 09, 2010 at 17:41:56:
You aren't the only one with that problem. Mine started leaking a few months ago, and I have been spraying it with everything known to man, and haven't moved the screws a bit so far. The propane man said when the weather gets warmer, he will try to drill them out. You have to use an air drill so no sparks. I ain't got the cojones to try it myself, so I am leaving it up to him. He said sometimes it will work and sometimes not. If you mess up the threads, all the tank is good for is a big bar-b-que pit. Good luck, but I would leave it to the professional. And the tank does need to be empty to replace the gasket.
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