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Parts List 55 gallon drum

2 floor flanges

2 rubber gaskets

72 x 3/8 LP hose

3/8 FL x MPT Conn

3/8 FL x FPT CPLG

cap

x 3 double threaded pipe

LP nipple fitting (for gas tank)

x reducer

x 12 double threaded pipe

4 top lock 20 Gr C Nuts

4 SAE thru hard YZ washers

4 20 x 1 yz bolts


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Start with a full

size barrel


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Then decide on

the size you

desire:

Small

Medium

Large


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Cut a hole in the barrel using a knock out

punch.


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Drill the holes for the floor flange to attach to the

barrel.


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Take your rubber gasket material and cut to the

size of the flange with all the holes punched out.


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Take the floorflange, gasket

and bolts and

place on theoutside of the

barrel.


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Once the outer materials are in place, piece

together the inside pieces and tighten the nuts.


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If desired after the flanges have been tightened,

you can prime and paint the barrel for appearance.


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Decide what length pipe will be inside the barrel.

Once completed drill 3 holes evenly spaced on the

pipe 7/64 1/8 in size.


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Place the cap on one end and screw the other into

the inner flange.


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Take the 3 pipe and screw into the outer flange.


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Take the x reducer and place on the pipe,

then take the 3/8 FL x MPT fitting and screw

into the reducer.


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Take the hose and screw onto the fitting. Take the

3/8 FL x FPT CPLG fitting and screw into the

hose then take the LP nipple fitting and screw in

into place.


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Completed Project.


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Large Barrel

Take a 2 double threaded pipe, screw into the

inner flange and then place a 90 degree elbow onto

the pipe pointing up.


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Screw into the elbow

a 24 double

threaded pipe.


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Place a 90 degree elbow

onto the 24 pipe.


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Take a 18 double

threaded pipe and

screw into the elbow

and then place a cap

on the end of the

pipe.**The holes 7/64 or

1/8 in size are on

the upper pipepointing down

towards the bottom.


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Completed Project.


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FOR USE AS FLAMMABLE LIGQUID FIREFOR CLASS B EXTINGUISHERS


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CLASS A FIRE IN BARREL WITH LPG

GETTING IT GOING


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REIGNITING CLASS A

FIRE WITH LPG AFTERFIRE WAS

EXTINGUISHED WITH

PRESSURIZED WATER

EXTINGUISHER


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BARREL UNDER AUTO FIRE PROP. IF THE

BARREL WAS CUT SLIGHTLY LOWER COULD

BE SLID ANYWHERE UNDER THE CAR.


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BARREL WITH FIRE LOW AFTER

JUST IGNITING

FIRE AT LOW STAGE JUST


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FIRE AT LOW STAGE, JUST

KEEPING IGNITION

FIRE AS LPG FLOW BEING

INCREASED


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LPG TANK WITH IGNITING TORCH


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COMPLETE LOW

BARREL. THELINE SUPPLYING

LPG SHOULD BE

10 TO 30 FEET


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IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR

COMMENTS CALL OR E-MAIL.

STAN ANDERSON

Box 460

Coupeville, Wa. 98239

PHONE

HM 360-678-4074

OFFICE 360-678-4144

E-MAIL [email protected]

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