Fuel tanks at your shop?

3-Tab's don't meet code here. 30 yr. GAF Arch don't meet code here. 40 Yr. GAF Arch are $98.00.>>>

HOP, we know about the costs,the topic was about fuel tanks at your shop,Do you have any comments on that HOP ??>>>

HOP

Now, as honestly as possible, give me your gut reaction to the post above.>>>

HOP,

I should say that there's no trick here. I'm conducting a bit of research on the interpretation of the written word. Your reply is appreciated, and there is no right or wrong. Just your first gut reaction is what I'm looking for.>>>

Mike H wrote: [quote]HOP, we know about the costs,the topic was about fuel tanks at your shop,Do you have any comments on that HOP ??

My first thought was to post "Dr. Jack is inviting you over for drinks, he's stirring something up righ>>>

LOL LOL>>>

Mike, do they have diesels down in southern Florida?>>>

I'm sure they do. What am I missing in the question?>>>

:laugh: MikeH - I don't understand the question. :laugh:

I had thought about fuel tanks. I had looked at putting in a fuel tank. I met with the county fire marshall and part of the problem is that we must have a retaining wall around our fuel farm b>>>

House Of Pain wrote: [quote]:laugh: MikeH - I don't understand the question. :laugh:

No sweat HOP. I had the same post made to one of my replies elsewhere, and I, being the arrogant, self absorbed pompous ass King that I am took it q>>>

Like the new picture, HOP. Is that the handyman guy from the old Newhart show with a perm and earring? I always thought he was a little gay.>>>

One of the best moves I never made was to not install two underground fuel tanks I bought years ago. Heck, you see gas stations digging them up all the time. You have to test and monitor for leakage regularly. If there's any ground contamination you must>>>