PineRidge
Super Member
I knew a service tech that installed a natural gas burner in a water boiler used to heat an apartment building. He asked the owner who was there what he would like him to do about the oil tank and the owner told him since the tank was empty to just cut it loose from the old oil burner and he would see that it got removed from the basement
Bout a week later the owner called and was irate. Seems the oil company came by and did the automatic fill of the 275 gallon oil tank. the oil spilled out of the then disconnected tank ran across the concrete floor to a floor drain and ended up in the first septic tank. Seems the owner never called and canceled the auto-fill service and he wanted the heating company to pay to have the septic pumped and reimburse him for the lost oil.
I was always a bit more careful about oil tanks after that mistake. I was young and foolish back then. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
Bout a week later the owner called and was irate. Seems the oil company came by and did the automatic fill of the 275 gallon oil tank. the oil spilled out of the then disconnected tank ran across the concrete floor to a floor drain and ended up in the first septic tank. Seems the owner never called and canceled the auto-fill service and he wanted the heating company to pay to have the septic pumped and reimburse him for the lost oil.
I was always a bit more careful about oil tanks after that mistake. I was young and foolish back then. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif