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Reply:Please tell me there are floor collars at the bottom of those tanks.Appreciation Gains You Recognition-
Reply:Originally posted by Franz Please tell me there are floor collars at the bottom of those tanks.
Reply:Planet X.......Why don't you just make another bracket like the top one and place it near the bottom of the tanks? Then you would not have a need for drilling holes in the concrete. Just a thought.
Reply:Gee, if you were just closer, I'd loan you the Hilti TE 17.Angle curbs work just fine, as long as they will keep the cylinder from kicking out.Another way to do it is using a rachet strap on the saddle to cinch the tanks up.I've seen a few racks like that where the guy forgot the curb, and one where the owner was very unhappy he did when the regulator busted off on the way down.Lot easier to do it right the first time, so you don't have to find time to fix it later.Appreciation Gains You Recognition-
Reply:Originally posted by bitternut Planet X.......Why don't you just make another bracket like the top one and place it near the bottom of the tanks? Then you would not have a need for drilling holes in the concrete. Just a thought.
Reply:Originally posted by Franz Gee, if you were just closer, I'd loan you the Hilti TE 17.Angle curbs work just fine, as long as they will keep the cylinder from kicking out.Another way to do it is using a rachet strap on the saddle to cinch the tanks up.I've seen a few racks like that where the guy forgot the curb, and one where the owner was very unhappy he did when the regulator busted off on the way down.Lot easier to do it right the first time, so you don't have to find time to fix it later.
Reply:PlanetX,That is some serious chain also. Don't have to worry about that breaking!!
Reply:Originally posted by Scott S PlanetX,That is some serious chain also. Don't have to worry about that breaking!!