I'm needing to see if there's a liquid extraction tube in my tank. It's empty and and would remove the fill valve to look around. I want to use a bore scope to see whats in there like float gauge and said liquid extraction tube. Has any one used a bore scope to inspect there tank? Come on safety police and maybe some common sense people? bjr23
Bore scope to inspect inside of empty 420 Lb vertical ASME propane tank?
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People inspect gasoline tanks with them when looking for and cleaning rust. If you have an access hole I wouldn’t be afraid to push that camera in.
People inspect gasoline tanks with them when looking for and cleaning rust. If you have an access hole I wouldn’t be afraid to push that camera in
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