Anyone have any comments on how to keep oxygen tanks from rolling around in a car?
When the tanks are full they are under 2,000 pounds of pressure. I was told not to let the tanks move around in the car too much.
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4 comments:
You could pack some old rolled up/ wadded up sweatshirts around the base.
I use huge bath-towels to wrap around things to keep them from rolling around.
Cheryl
Barbara
I suggest that you lay bed pillows in the back seat and prop the cylinders on them from the floor . Glad that Michael is doing well.
Wally Halper
Seatbelts?
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