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Metal is better. It wont melt if heater controls fail. plastic will, and lead to a meltdown further fueling flames.
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it depends on the capacity you are looking for. there are prefabbed cones for 25-55 gallon drums. you can have a weld shop make you a cone tank, buy the size cone tank you want($$$)or use a waterheater sized to your needs
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You can get metal processor plans on my website. Best plans on the internet.!
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quote: Originally posted by tj107us: where could i buy a metal tank or are there any plans how to build one?
If you live near Memphis, I could hook you up on a metal tank.  And if you had your location in your profile, we all would know who is the closest to help you.
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quote: Originally posted by tj107us: where could i buy a metal tank or are there any plans how to build one?
Propane tanks are strong and sealable. They have to be re-tested every 10years. The local re-test centre will have tanks either free or at scrap metal prices. I aquired one recently perfect condition except for a dent on the shoulder. They have a concave bottom for easy draining.
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