Propane tank removal:

1. Turn off propane.
2. Drop the stone guard
3. Undo the plumbing with SAE (not metric) wrenches. Do this at the tank
and it can probably be removed easily. If interference is met, remove the
pipes where they attach under the stove (put a pillow inside the pantry
after removing the shelves and have a good flashlight aimed overhead).
4. Remove the four 13mm bolts that hold the tank to the frame of the car.

Jim

On Mon, Sep 11, 2017 at 9:58 PM Ryan Cresawn <jrcresawn@gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm posting this message again to start a new thread.
>
> ---
>
> I suppose there's no better time for an introduction than now! In August I
> bought Harold's 1991 Westy. I'm happy to own such a well cared for Vanagon
> and to report it is running well and looking good. My brother and I had a
> lot of fun driving it from Virginia to Tucson, Arizona. On the drive across
> the country I saw one Westy Bus headed east, but in Tucson there are
> several Buses and Vanagons. I've been reading the messages on the list for
> a couple weeks. I'm glad I joined it and I'm glad there are so many posts.
>
> Once the weather turns a little cooler here (today's high will be 102F) I
> intend to address some rust on the propane tank. I may have questions about
> how to remove it safely.
>
> Also, does anyone on this list plan to attend the Jerome Jamboree at the
> end of next week? I will be there.
>
> My best,
> Ryan
>