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Any idea how much oil is left? I bet you can find someone on craigslist who ran out of oil, doesn't want to pay delivery fee or buy a lot of oil, just enough to get through the winter, and would be perfectly happy to pay you market rate or somewhat under it for your oil. Once the tank's mostly empty, let it drain down for a day or so to make sure there isn't a lot of oil on the inside walls, then sawzall that fucker up into 1 foot chunks and scrap it. There will be some oil in the bottom still, but by the point where you've cut that much of the top off, you can probably put a 5 gallon pail under the outlet and lift the other end to drain the remainder out, then finish it off with the sawzall. Diesel/fuel oil is pretty hard to set on fire with a sawzall but go easy, if you're getting the blade red hot or throwing sparks you are going too fast anyways. Keep a fire extinguisher on hand, but don't expect to need it.
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I hope they haven't died in an explosion/fire, last we heard they were getting the fuel oil tank taken out 
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I opened mine up and found out it was made out of paper plates, duct tape, unrated speaker wire, bare wires (the squirrels decided a nest was more important than insulation), and horror.
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sneakyfrog posted:nah drunken demolition, what could possibly go wrong? Nothing, per my experience. Wear steeltoes and make sure to hit things with the right end of the wrecking bar, not the end you are holding.
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How do you think I learned to wear steeltoes and hit things with the far end of the wrecking bar? 
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