The Lair

Just parked next to a ZR2 Chevy diesel. Looks pretty good!

 

I’ll be running it every weekend in the summer.

 

Jay @Chux is from NJ. @cynicalrider runs a tank as well.

 

That isn't the exact one I have but very similar. As far as storage outside the truck then proper means of securing must be taken but I don't remember the laws of signage. I did the transportation of dangerous good course but don't remember much haha most of these bottles are all labeled for their specific use from factory and or color coded anyways.

 

@Bocsy44 we need another random video of the day!

 

Tried not to get the guys plate in there but obviously failed. Either way. Obligatory pic

 

A/C guys got a pass when it comes to the outside signs. I mean, the whole truck would be plastered in signs if you had it list it all. But now some are sayin' why don't "they" have to. As far as securing tanks, you can't be too carefull. Once I had a Master case of Eddy strike anywhere matches fall in a load. Damn near burnt to the ground before I stopped. Lottsa hazards out there for sure.

 

nothing as of yet haha

 

I nominate @Braves95

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkGZ_jsVufk


EDIT: questionable SFW content

 

Is this SFW?

 

there were some questionable pictures.. so I closed it. I will watch on my phone.

 

I'll save it for home then. I'm just sitting here watching car crash videos

 

I was watching those earlier! Best of rollovers? I actually think that would be fun to watch/do!

was also watching Supercar crash fails

 

Co2 is fine to run in the bed and is far less risk than compressed nitrogen tanks.
Co2 tanks are made of steel and typically if the pressures get too high they just burst the safety disk. I think you guys are being a bunch of babies about running co2 always on the truck.

 

That would be awesome. But I didn't make the cut.

 

The tank I'm selling Rob is aluminum, soooooo

 

Regardless of what the tank is made out of all tanks containing some sort or pressurized content has a pressure relief of some sort. If pressures ever reach too high of a pressure it will just relieve the pressure. Similar to a water heater

 

Oh I believe it. Was just being an ass since he said all tanks are steel

Either way, I'd never roll with the tank on a day to day basis. No reason to.

 

Fair enough haha but I do agree there's really no point to rolling around with it if ur not going to use it haha

 

function>form ?