If you are careful you should not be getting any water in your tank. make sure your tank has caps on the fill and vent fitting. You need to protect your fill fitting on your nurse tank from getting water and dirt as well. It should not be a problem from there on out. I guess common sense needs to fall in play here. If the tank has water in it all ready, you may need to run it out of LP or blead the tank completely down and take it off to get the water out of it. Be advised that the tank could have and be partly full oil from the propane and should be drained out as well. depending on the tank it might have a drain plug in it, if not you might have to take a valve or gauge out to drain. The oil stinks! bad! As far as starting, turn your valve all the way open, there is a seat in the valve when you open it all the way to keep it from leaking around the stem, press the primer for 2-3 seconds, leave the throttle all the way closed [idle], start the engine.
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