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Posted by old on October 20, 2006 at 12:52:42 from (4.244.186.56):
We are building a forge and part of it will be made from an old truck gas tank, not diesel. Well I have to cut it up so I hope I did the right thing to get it ready. We opened up the cap and line areas of the tank, then put it on a brush pile and lit the brush pile up. We left it in the pile till we heard it sort of sound like a rocket going off, then left it 10-15 minutes more. We then pulled it out of the fire to let it cool. Now I have to cut out the end and part of one side. Well I hope doing that made it safe. What do you guy think will it be ok to cut into with my tourch??
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