If your tank doesn't have access beyond the fill hose, it's not going to get clean. You can flood the tank with water and cut the top off. Then you can clean manually. The county and probably the city have days when you can bring contaminated fluid to the dump for disposal.
Ron Rogers From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 'bella Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2009 7:44 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Liveaboard] Cleaning / gas tank.. Considering that stuff is invovled that has to be disposed of and that stuff is not environmentally safe and that company deals with all that.. $300 is cheap in my book... I had expected that much to clean the tank out before I open it up to reglass.. even if I were to luck out and find a suitable diesal for $1,000 that my current budget can afford... I would still have to have some kind of cleaning done.. So cleaning is worth the price... I mean where the heck would either of us disposed of the bad stuff and what would it cost? I think having a pro in the field do it at that cost is a bargian.. who is it? 'b
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