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Old 31-01-2025, 05:49 PM   #1
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Default LPG Tank Hose: Dumb Question

This is not permanently at tank pressure, is it?

I mean, if the hose is ripped in an accident, the tank contents cannot escape via the connected hose used to fill it? I’m assuming it has a check valve at the tank end fitting.

Just checking before I accidentally blow a suburb off the map this weekend.
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Old 31-01-2025, 06:16 PM   #2
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Default Re: LPG Tank Hose: Dumb Question

Correct. Tank has a fill valve inside it. That's the valve that shuts off when the tank is full via a float. It is a check valve.
The fill point also has a check valve that will hold pressure in the line. It can be bled off by pushing the centre bit in with a screwdriver to release the pipe pressure.
Where gloves when you do this as it will freeze burn your pinkys
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Old 31-01-2025, 06:29 PM   #3
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Default Re: LPG Tank Hose: Dumb Question

Thank you. I was uncomfortable just “assuming”, considering the tank I need to remove is still holding about 15-20 litres of gas.
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Turn tap off, crack pipes slowly and no drama.
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