This is my method: 1. Make sure it's empty. 2. Remove the valves and vents. 3. Dump one gallon of cheap dish soap inside. 4. Add one quart or so of bleach and fill it about 5 or 6 inches with water. It's just enough to cover the bottom good. That's where all the greasy mercaptan will have settled to. This step will pay off later. 5. Allow to sit for a few days if you have time. If you can pull it around on a trailer, that helps shake the soap up. Otherwise, reach in with a broom handle and stir a few times. 6. Fill to overflowing with water while on level ground. Make sure the water completely fills the tank and flows out the top. 7. Sometimes, I like to use a carbide holesaw and drill a 4 inch hole where my collector will be. That allows me to put a pressure wash wand in there and help flush that mercaptan off the bottom surface where it settled over the years. Use a cordless drill to avoid electrocution!!!! 8. Drain and begin your tank layout process. Watch my video series for tips and ideas. th-cam.com/play/PLOAnrxoOXhlcen4bnoxXA1KwQM6aUkyQP.html&si=S98fgMtBNbfSa3v1
@recentlyretired Tank of your choice 24x30x3/8 firebox pipe Stack pipe Laser cut collector kit Hinges Handles All Door bands Firebox latch Grate pulls Contact me at mysticsmokers@gmail.com for details I'll give a phone number there.
I always enjoy your videos, super informative.
Maybe i just didn't hear it, but what size tubing did you use to build this? I'd buy a set of plans for it if you had them!
Is your original table video still up? Really appreciate your videos. Keep them coming.
@@KAA-v9x it is up for now. I'll take it down soon.
Can I ask why?
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Just wanted to see the difference between the old and new one.
What is the length of the table? I am 21 and bought a welder to learn how to build my own projects.
@@brightmornings7876 contact me through the Mysticsmokers@gmail.com email and I'll help you however I can.
How do you perg your tanks
This is my method:
1. Make sure it's empty.
2. Remove the valves and vents.
3. Dump one gallon of cheap dish soap inside.
4. Add one quart or so of bleach and fill it about 5 or 6 inches with water. It's just enough to cover the bottom good. That's where all the greasy mercaptan will have settled to. This step will pay off later.
5. Allow to sit for a few days if you have time. If you can pull it around on a trailer, that helps shake the soap up. Otherwise, reach in with a broom handle and stir a few times.
6. Fill to overflowing with water while on level ground. Make sure the water completely fills the tank and flows out the top.
7. Sometimes, I like to use a carbide holesaw and drill a 4 inch hole where my collector will be. That allows me to put a pressure wash wand in there and help flush that mercaptan off the bottom surface where it settled over the years. Use a cordless drill to avoid electrocution!!!!
8. Drain and begin your tank layout process.
Watch my video series for tips and ideas.
th-cam.com/play/PLOAnrxoOXhlcen4bnoxXA1KwQM6aUkyQP.html&si=S98fgMtBNbfSa3v1
. Yeah, I pasted the wrong response. Thanks.
We’re do you get the Tanks ? Do you deal with 1 supplier
@@MLSPlatforms I get tanks from several sources.
I sell full build kits as well. So, I need a pretty substantial number each year.
@@mysticsmokers3014what’s included in full build kit, looking at a 250
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Tank of your choice
24x30x3/8 firebox pipe
Stack pipe
Laser cut collector kit
Hinges
Handles
All Door bands
Firebox latch
Grate pulls
Contact me at mysticsmokers@gmail.com for details I'll give a phone number there.