Posted by Gambles on January 29, 2013 at 11:20:48 from (24.246.215.127):
I'm going to look at a factory propane-powered tractor in a couple of days. (It's an Oliver, just to quench anybody's curiosity) I've never owned a propane tractor before and I have one question: Do any of these tanks ever need to be retested after X amount of years? I know they eventually take the acetylene and oxygen tanks and test them every few years. What about propane tractor tanks? Is there some law that says they have to be retested? Is there any fear of a tank that is 50+ years old and has there been any instance where a propane supplier would fear such a tank or shy away from refilling one? I'm not worried about the vaporizers or the carbs on them, as I've rebuilt dozens of them on propane forklifts. TIA.
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