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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Taromeo
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For all those contemplating welding fuel tanks and offering advice to others, I believe you are playing with fire.
It doesn't matter how many times an amateur flushes a tank, or passes inert gases through it, it only takes the smallest error and others will be picking up the pieces of you they can find from all over the place. You may offer advice and someone tries it following that advice. One small mistake and that's it. As much of a temptation it is to do it yourself, I think it's absolute madness. |
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Welding fuel tanks
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