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    As to hoses being ripped of and the vehicle exploding........ any _proper_ installation will have an excess flow valve in the tank outlet which makes this type of issue almost impossible. much less likely than a gas vehicle having a hose ripped loose and the vehicle bursts into a ball of flame.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lotsatoys View Post
    As to hoses being ripped of and the vehicle exploding........ any _proper_ installation will have an excess flow valve in the tank outlet which makes this type of issue almost impossible. much less likely than a gas vehicle having a hose ripped loose and the vehicle bursts into a ball of flame.
    Only in Hollywood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NTFDAY View Post
    I hope you're not calling me a liar!
    absolutly not. sorry if you took it that way. just saying a _proper_ installation makes a propane system very very safe, and nearly impossible to make explode. then again.... anything can and does happen under the right set of cercumstances (no matter what the fuel).

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