Are there any regulations for emptying holding tanks on a recreational vehicle?
103343
Yes, they vary by state. A good rule of thumb is never empty them anywhere except into a dump station or a sewer hookup. The fines for dumping raw sewage are very high.
375404
honestly how could you ask that? no, no, and no! and if they are where you live then chances are they are watered down illegally and thats bad for your engine
423109
Apparently, it's illegal to discharge a firearm at a vehicle in Vermont (big surprise there) as my friend was arrested for this on Saturday. However, he was only given a misdemeanor charge of reckless endangerment. \n\nI'd suggest doing an internet search on your question or contacting the state.
101358
I think the only pratical way ot do this will be to distill the kerosene.\n\nBut be aware that you are probably breaking the law by doing so. The colouration is added to make it comply with safety laws.
668411
I would like to Change the Clinton/Gore EPA-OBD II Law. This applies to all Gasoline Powered Vehicles in the USA from 1996 to the Present, like Yours. This Law requires that all Vehicles remain Factory Stock, in order to Pass Inspection. Specifically, the Engine Fuel System must Run at 14.7 Parts of Air to 1 Part of Fuel. I've found a way to Convert Gasoline into Propane, 100 Parts of Air to 1 Part of Fuel. My Unit is Safe, Compact, and uses Low Pressure Air to do it's thing. 50 + MPG with even the Largest SUV, and a 10 X Reduction of Emissions. And, thanks to the EPA-OBD II Law, it's Illegal! When that Gestapo-Inspired Vehicle Inspection Device is Connected, any Change at all, even for the Better, and the Vhicle will Fail, and will be Illegal to Drive! Because it's not Putting out enough Pollution to meet [O]riginal [E]quipment [M]anufacturer's Specifications! This is Insane! I'm not the First, only the Latest. I've been to the US Patent Office to Check out the "Wild Stories" about Fuel Vaporizers that have been kept off the Market. Guess What? It's True! Case in Point, the Pogue Carburetor, with a Patented Claim of 100 MPG, with a Flathead Ford Engine Powered Vehicle that was 15 MPG!This was before WW II. So, as far as Getting a Patent, forget it! See, Greed and Money have Stopped it Every Single Time! And Now the EPA-OBD II Law....... Here's what I'd really Like to do to Expose the Hypocricy of this Law. I'd like to Restore and Convert a whole Fleet of Vehicles and Donate them to Charity Starting with the Local Meals-On-Wheels Program, then, Volunteer Disabled Veterans' Services.And so Many Others. There is no Shortage of Good People that want to Volunteer to Help the less Fortunate. But with the High Cost of Fuel, it's becoming Increasingly Difficult. Even if I did manage to get the Funds to do this, someone Connected with "Big Oil" would find a way to make One of the Converted Vehicles Explode, to Discredit it. Remember the TV News Show where the Chevy Truck with the "Side-Saddle" Fuel Tank was Rigged to Explode to Discredit It? See, all Petroleum is essentially the Same, on a Molecular Level. Only the Dispersal is Altered. If That's Wrong, then how is it that Engines DO Run on Propane? To do so by Conventional Means is such a Hassle that it's just not worth it! Hybirds? At Highway Speeds, the Gas [14.7 to1] Engine Kicks-In, Plus, the Heavy, Expensive Batteries have to be Hauled. To Sum Up, I'd like to change the EPA-OBD II Law that requires Vehicles to Emit Enough Pollution to Pass Inspection, with any reduction resulting in Failure. But, "IT AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN" as long as "Big Oil" is in Control! Watch Closely the Next Time Your Car is Inspected, and ask how many have Failed,and Why! 14.7 to 1. It's the Law that must Change! For even more Insight, check out this Website. It's a Couple of Years Old, but lots of Good Info.http://energy21.freeservers.com/bookrep.html
503857
Only if you can prove he knew about it.\n\nHis liability is determined by your state laws, possibly some federal laws or administrative rules (EPA).\n\nCheck with a local attorney for more specific advise.\n\nAnd, you may want to take action as soon as you can because if the oil tank is leaking and contaminating other people's property, you could be liable.
434913
Potentially fatal tank accidents.
68301
Its not a nationwide law, its specifc to the state and even to the municipality.  In New Orleans, they are very liberal with regard to walking around on the street with an open container.  In NYC, you can't do that, you'll get a ticket.
711690
No person shall knowingly transport or have a firearm in a motor vehicle, unless it is unloaded and is carried in one of the following ways: \n\n(1) In a closed package, box, or case; \n\n(2) In a compartment that can be reached only by leaving the vehicle; \n\n(3) In plain sight and secured in a rack or holder made for the purpose; \n\n(4) In plain sight with the action open or the weapon stripped, or, if the firearm is of a type on which the action will not stay open or which cannot easily be stripped, in plain sight.
646715
Its available. R-12 & R-22 are restricted by the EPA and being phased out.
504491
Equipment you use, materials you throw out.  Think of a bulldozer (equipment) pushing dirt (material).  You keep the bulldozer and get rid of the dirt.\n\nGood luck.
836888
The only thing I found was a question and answer on the City of Mayfield site indicating that all vehicles must be licensed and operational unless awaiting repair at a licensed repair shop.\n\nSec. 7-28 Junk.\n\n(a)  The keeping of unlicenced (state and city license) or inoperative or dilapidated motor vehicles within the city except in a licensed junk yard, on the premises of a licensed repair establishment or in an enclosed, secure structure, is declared to be unlawful and is prohibited.\n\n(b)  The storing within the city, other than in an enclosed, secure building, of household appliances or furnishings, after the useful life thereof for household purposes, is declared to be a nuisance and is prohibited.\n(Ord. Of 4-10-72, Paragraphs 3, 4; Ord. No 8-92, Paragraph 2, 4-13-92)\nCross reference--Storage period, App. A, Paragraph 2.07.
159767
try to call a junk yard that takes it....\nPut it in the newspaper, free, as is, come take it..
117392
both are good answers but the word is baffels. in tanker trucks they are required to stop the inersha of the liquid from moving the truck forward after it stops. Think 5,500 gal at 7 lbs a gallon, moving independently. Other reasons to have a compartment are different liquid within the same tank or a sump to collect heavy contanminits.
313123
Yikes.  I have been off tanks since Oct 2000.  I cannot remember how many gallons of FRH the replentisher holds.  The replentisher resivor is located above the gun in the turret.  And you fill the transmission with plain old motor oil.
530295
Looking around various sites on the web that service propane systems in Texas, it appears that underground tanks are quite LEGAL.  \n\nCorrosion needs to be taken into account or course, and you probably just can't bury the old above ground tank, but it looks like that deed restriction may still be enforceable.\n\nUnless there is a local ordinance that prohibits them, you may be forced to install an underground tank.  If there is an ordinance that prohibits underground tanks then the deed restriction would be unenforceable.\n\nIf it's deed restriction, someone would have to sue you to force the issue.
1142375
Why should bilge tanks be full when entering a port? At least an empty bilge tank can be inspected.  Also maybe the ship emptied the bilge at a facility in Mexico and the next day enters a port in Texas.