[Public-list] Happy new owner

[dan walker]

mine looke fine. the paint is shiny where you can see it. again i think it was jock talked about the water at the bottom of the tank. i never saw any leak, felt underneath the tank. seemed dry. then there was the day my boat made the television and print news for the fire. 
  i was told by my surveyor metal tanks are no longer coast guard approved, and he is the one who stated they will eventually leak. he was obviously correct in my case. your call, but i could have saved myself a lot of aggravation if i had taken mine out when he told me.  new tanks aren't "that" expensive
Rachel <penokee at cheqnet.net> wrote:
  Dan,

I don't exactly understand why you're urging me to get rid of the tank? 
It's already a newer tank than original and looks to be in excellent 
shape. It does not seem to be leaking. It's painted metal and the 
paint looks shiny and new.

I mean, I'm not saying it might not have a problem, and I will 
certainly inspect it carefully, but why just instantly get rid of it 
and why is it going to fail for sure (that is, any more than any other 
tank would)?

I have no interest in exploding, that's for sure!

Thanks,
--- Rachel

On Jan 26, 2007, at 3:45 PM, dan walker wrote:

> ... i am emphatically stating. get rid of that tank. if it has not 
> failed it will.



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