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Re: oil and fill nipples

In Reply to: oil and fill nipples posted by john stephens on June 21, 2003 at 10:19:34:


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Posted by:
tamu

on June 24, 2003 at 15:04:13

Can that actually happen with nitrogen since it is not flameable? Also one or two drops of oil to that many cubic feet of gas? That has to be very, very rare.


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i don't mean to bring this up again but where can i find the article/story about the "fire" in some kids tank??? it has been eating at me forever i am gonna have to ask some questions about the reasoning on how it ignited. i really do't think it could happen - i need to be convinced.

: thanks, john


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