The question in your OP was. "Am I screwed?"There are NO other stamps..i have checked every inch..just FABER ITALY
Yes.
Nice valves. Any markings on them?
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The question in your OP was. "Am I screwed?"There are NO other stamps..i have checked every inch..just FABER ITALY
People are thinking there are stamps under the epoxy. Then they were re-coated and FABER ITALY was added. They're suggesting you strip the paint off and see if there are hidden/covered stamps.There are NO other stamps..i have checked every inch..just FABER ITALY
Or it (epoxy) isn't as thick where the visible markings are...People are thinking there are stamps under the epoxy. Then they were re-coated and FABER ITALY was added. They're suggesting you strip the paint off and see if there are hidden/covered stamps.
Nothing wrong with adding more stamps to a tank as long as they are on the crown and don't obscure the DOT required marks.someone thought they were cute by stamping their name into the tank...
Is that just a running joke or do people actually make wind chimes out of decommissioned tanks? Steel only I'm assuming? Adjust the frequency by length? I can only imagine the wrath of my wife when she is woken up with a DONG DONG DONG sound at 2am and I start laughing about the "new wind chimes" hanging from the old oak tree.maybe a little more as nice wind chimes.
wind chimes, gongs, bells etc. Steel is real. Wives and neighbors might not agree. LOLIs that just a running joke or do people actually make wind chimes out of decommissioned tanks? Steel only I'm assuming? Adjust the frequency by length? I can only imagine the wrath of my wife when she is woken up with a DONG DONG DONG sound at 2am and I start laughing about the "new wind chimes" hanging from the old oak tree.
Steel and aluminumIs that just a running joke or do people actually make wind chimes out of decommissioned tanks? Steel only I'm assuming? Adjust the frequency by length? I can only imagine the wrath of my wife when she is woken up with a DONG DONG DONG sound at 2am and I start laughing about the "new wind chimes" hanging from the old oak tree.