think this would hold pressure?

[Coal Reaper]

for storage? thoughts?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1000-GALLON...567?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item416e3bde6f

 

[JP11]

for storage? thoughts?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1000-GALLON...567?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item416e3bde6f

NO! been talked about a lot on here. Danger, Danger will rodgers.

Some guys have said those are only built to and tested for like 3 or 4 PSI.

Move along. You don't need a tank to rupture and dump 200 degree water, and 1000 gallons of it into your house.

 

[Coal Reaper]

NO! been talked about a lot on here. Danger, Danger will rodgers.

Some guys have said those are only built to and tested for like 3 or 4 PSI.

Move along. You don't need a tank to rupture and dump 200 degree water, and 1000 gallons of it into your house.

moving on. thanks!

 

[BravoWhiskey]

You would need to reinforce the ends with ribs at right angles to the end sheets like in a star pattern maybe, then a half inch rod down the middle just to be sure. But really need to find a PE to do some analysis for real, the cylinder walls may be kinda thin. Welding could be done with the right precautions, but pretty scary nonetheless. For that money a propane tank shouldn't be out of reach.

 

[ozzie88]

moving on. thanks!

If nothing else get a couple propane tanks,they are most likely clean inside,you be able to weld fittings on them,like me I could not handle a big tank so I hooked up 4 smaller tanks in a loop,works great, and I used one for DHW with coil worked out good,this 2nd, year for me with this.

 

[Coal Reaper]

so what can i expect to pay for used propane tanks in the NJ area?

 

[ozzie88]

so what can i expect to pay for used propane tanks in the NJ area?

I am in maine so cant help in NJ. here I pay scrap price at .30 a pound for them at scrap yard. As long as they are good shape no inside rust if weld wash and blow out GOOD!