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250 Gallon Build

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hughart

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hello everyone. Been lurking her for a while. Been gathering parts for my build. I have a 250 gallon propane tank, going to do a side fire box. I may have access to a 150 gallon tank. My question is, can I cut a section of the 150 gl tank for my firebox? Will the metal be too thin?
 
what kind of tank? air or propane tank should be fine, but if it is a oil tank IMO would be to thin for a fire box.

I would think a min. 3/16" thk for a fire box 1/4" or thicker would be great.
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Thanks for the reply. Both the cooking chamber and the one for the firebox are propane tanks. I am not sure the thickness of them. 
 
If it is propane it is probable 3/16" or 1/4" and that will be fine......What part of Louisiana are you from ???
 
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