Call your local oil company, they may pump the oil and pay you for it.
There should be openings in the top of the tank, open one of those and put
a stick in it to see how full it is.
If it doesn't close, it can't leak from there.
Also, if its has oil in it now, you want that oil out of there ASAP. DEP
spills are not pretty or cheap. (you mention that it's rusty)
Inch
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Jim Franklin <jamesf@bayarea.net>
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10/22/2002 09:50
Please respond to Jim Franklin
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Subject: Re: heating oil tank; weird glass explosion
On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 08:09:11AM -0400, LSAPEX@aol.com wrote:
>Does it have oil in it?
The guage says 3/4 full; the knock test says very empty. I suppose
I could open the valve, but if is was corroded and didn't shut...well...
I don't have enough duct tape for that.
>close to a 100 gals of oil in it. We never got around to draining and
>disposing of the tank until about a month ago........it started to leak.
I
Is there a "dry-gas" type thing for oil tanks?
jim
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