You cannot ever use it again for a water or fuel trailer. It was NOT meant
to be used as a fuel trailer and would be dangerous to do so. Julian
> Hey, I just found out that I won a bid on a water trailer. I don't know
> the M series number, but I believe it to be a 250 gallon trailer on 1
> 1/2 ton trailer chassis. Has original tail lights and the original
> wheels and tires. Still camo paint with white stars. The pintle hook has
> been replaced with a ball hitch. Also the landing leg is missing. It was
> a '57 model. My question is, this trailer was used for tar and oil for
> patching pavement. The tar and oil is caked on the inside and probably
> in the spigot in the front of the trailer. The tar doesn't look like it
> has dried out and is still somewhat lucid. What is the best way to clean
> the tar and oil out of the tank. I won't use this trailer as a water
> trailer, but to hold fuel. Any suggestions?
> Thanks.
>
> bob klein
> bob@campingworld.com
>
>
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