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Posted by fixerupper on April 24, 2004 at 19:29:15 from (206.72.41.37):
In Reply to: tank on wheels posted by stan on April 23, 2004 at 22:06:21:
john in la, I just renewed my hazmat and in the study book I have (Iowa), fuel oil has no class and is called a combustible liquid, even though it sure seems flammable to me. We were stopped at a DOT roadside check in Colorado a couple of years ago and the officer asked the driver of the pickup that was pulling our 500 gal diesel tank if he had his Hazmat. The driver said "no and the tank is empty". The officer said that didn't matter, that the fumes could explode. After he checked all of us over he let us go on our merry way and no one was ticketed. I am soooo confused.
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