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VT72

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In-ground tanks can go 85-90%. All others should never exceed 80%.


That's per AmeriGas. You can find places that will overfill, but that's just so they can make a larger sale. But that exceeds the tank's safety rating.

(In response to this post by HokieDan95)

Posted: 01/28/2022 at 5:31PM


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