oxyhacker
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Falsifying tank markings is serious business, with some heavy duty penalties. I like to make a point of not breaking federal law unless the possible rewards far outweigh the possibly penalties, which is not the case here.
Detection is not as unlikely as one might think. We have a "gotcha" shop nearby where the owner likes to call people out for obscure violations and always takes a good look at the hydro before he fills a tank. It's not hard to imagine him saying "Gee, according to the RIN, this tank was last hydroed by Acme Fire. But it's got a plus and I know Acme won't do the plus. I better call them and find out what's going on".
Detection is not as unlikely as one might think. We have a "gotcha" shop nearby where the owner likes to call people out for obscure violations and always takes a good look at the hydro before he fills a tank. It's not hard to imagine him saying "Gee, according to the RIN, this tank was last hydroed by Acme Fire. But it's got a plus and I know Acme won't do the plus. I better call them and find out what's going on".
I dont know if anyone would ever bother to check, but with hydro facility identification number clearly stamped as part of the hydro date, now a day it is real easy to check if any stamps are legitimate.