§ 13.68. Motor fuel.
(a) Fuel may be used from the cargo tanks of a truck while in transit but not from cargo tanks on trailers or semitrailers.
(b) The use of fuel from the cargo tank to operate stationary engines is permitted if the wheels are securely blocked.
(c) Cylinders from which gas is to be withdrawn only in the gaseous phase shall be installed and equipped with suitable valves and connections to prevent the accidental withdrawal of liquid.
(d) Piping and equipment shall be installed, braced, and supported so as to reduce to a minimum the possibility of strain or wear. Piping shall not be installed in proximity to sources of extreme heat.
(e) No single fuel tank or cylinder used exclusively for supplying fuel to the motor shall exceed 300 gallons water capacity.
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