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Ed 08-15-2008 01:03 PM
Re: Help Tank Removal - IMPORTANT!
 
I was not referring to the pressure washer, my comments were directed at the sawzall.

A pressure washer should be safe as long as the motor is outside of the boat.

dragin22s 08-17-2008 02:36 AM
Re: Help Tank Removal - IMPORTANT!
 
Quote:
DO NOT use any powertools while removing foam from a fuel tank. Use hand tools, such as a pruning saw or bow saw blade.

I know someone who spent 3 days in the hospital after fuel vapors in the foam flashed over as the result of an electric tool that was being used nearby.
was he inside with no ventalion, i just dont see that happpening outside or in well ventilated area or soaking the foam with water

76Red18 08-17-2008 11:34 AM
Re: Help Tank Removal - IMPORTANT!
 
Quote:
Quote:
DO NOT use any powertools while removing foam from a fuel tank. Use hand tools, such as a pruning saw or bow saw blade.

I know someone who spent 3 days in the hospital after fuel vapors in the foam flashed over as the result of an electric tool that was being used nearby.
was he inside with no ventalion, i just dont see that happpening outside or in well ventilated area or soaking the foam with water
Do you know how an electric motor works??

gofastsandman 08-17-2008 03:10 PM
Re: Help Tank Removal - IMPORTANT!
 
I see it happening. Vapors tend to stay LOW.


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