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Heating oil tank cap

Fraggie · 2014-09-02 11:32:55

I have recently shifted to letterkenny. the cap of my domestic heating oil tank is missing. I need a new one. does anyone know where i can find this.

02-09-2014 12:32pm

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Fraggie

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I have recently shifted to letterkenny. the cap of my domestic heating oil tank is missing. I need a new one. does anyone know where i can find this.

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#2 02-09-2014 1:19pm

Wearb

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Fraggie wrote: »

I have recently shifted to letterkenny. the cap of my domestic heating oil tank is missing. I need a new one. does anyone know where i can find this.

Try the oil companies or your delivery person. Plumbers may also know of an old damaged tank that has one. Failing all of this, a very serviceable one can be made from the bottom of a paint can or by beating about a square foot of lead down around the opening.

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#3 02-09-2014 10:36pm

danjo-xx

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A quick fix would be to tie a strong pvc bag over it, while getting a cap somewhere, but do you know how long its been without the cap on, I'd be very worried about this, could be a lot of water in it.

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