Hydraulic tanks shall be equipped with a warning system that monitors a dropping of the oil level below the lowest content level needed for safe operation.

- T must be measured from the oil tank of the carrier or from the hydraulic line connected to hammer.

- appropriate storage tanks for the segregated storage of end-of-life vehicle fluids: fuel, motor oil, gearbox oil, transmission oil, hydraulic oil, cooling liquids, antifreeze, brake fluids, battery acids, air-conditioning system fluids and any other fluid contained in the end-of-life vehicle,

11.12.2. Potable water tanks must be so designed and installed that there is no risk of the water being polluted or deteriorating in taste or smell, particularly through the action of liquid fuel or lubricating oil.

These simplifications relate to: - dispensation for authorized warehousekeepers from the requirement to provide a guarantee in the case of intra-Community movements of mineral oils, depending on the means of transport used; - transmission by fax of the copy of the accompanying document to be returned; - the tax treatment of fuels in additional fuel tanks other than the normal fuel tanks of commercial vehicles; - a reduction of the scope of excise duties on mineral oils to the effect that the excise-duty arrangements do not apply to products which will never be used as fuels; - compulsory exemption for mineral oils injected into blast ...[+++] furnaces for the purposes of chemical reduction, etc.

Just as oil is delivered to fill our tanks, the wood-pellet storage bin is filled two or three times a year by use of a truck with a pressure hose to blow the pellets in.