Forgive me for the newbish question but even now I’m still hesitant around high pressure tanks, not just for self preservation but I don’t want to turn into a statistic that can be used against this community. For the more experienced folks here, would you advise against removing the fill adapter if it’s really cranked in (factory tight) while a tank is pressurized? If it screwed off somewhat easily I’d think it was fine but it seems like this one will need some serious elbow grease. Thank you!
[SOLVED] Safe/recommended to change Tank adapter while under pressure?
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As long as your TANK VALVE (black knob) is closed & air is bled out of fill line there's no problem. (Should be no air in fill line unless you have a one way check valve in it, but you probably don't)
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Glad you have a safe/healthy fear of high pressure. Some guys on here have asked about doing stuff that made me cringe. Hope they still have both eyes & all their digits.Upvote 0