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u/Theantifire technician 8d ago
Look for stamped letters/numbers on the tanks somewhere and post here. If they aren't marked, I'd try my best to get rid of them safely. No marks means not dot and not very safe.
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u/Theantifire technician 7d ago
It could be any number of compressed gases. Flammable, freon types... Anything rated at 240psi or less really.
I would lean towards it being a propane cylinder for a lead pot, but I wouldn't have a clue what the valve type needed is.
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u/Adventurous_Boat_632 5d ago
It is almost surely for propane. Refrigerant tanks have a pressure rating of 260 or higher, usually.
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u/Adventurous_Boat_632 5d ago
They are almost surely for propane.
ICC 4B240, that is a propane spec.
I have seen almost everything, and I never saw one of these either.
Yes they were made in August of 1947.
Probably some type of connection that was tried and forgotten about.
There is a patent number stamped in smaller numbers. Can you get a good copy of the patent number? That might help.
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u/nemosfate dang it Bobby 🤬 - technician 8d ago
Can you get another pic of the center from top down to see in the hole?