INCREASING lpg capacity ?
Are older tanks worth the effort or the expense? Does anyone actually check dates of manufacture ? Best to just buy new ? Best deals ?
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KD4UPL wrote:
There's no need to buy a new cylinder unless you need additional tanks. If one of yours needs re certification you can exchange it at a Blue Rhino or other exchange place and get a newer one. I don't use those places regularly because they charge more for a tank that isn't full but they are nice if you need to "upgrade" to a newer tank.
I've suggested this before and had people jump all over me that it is somehow unethical or stealing or fraud or something. If you check out the websites of the big exchange companies they are quite fine with the practice and fully expect it as part of their business model.
Not jumping on you, but have you ever seen a cylinder exchange that handles the 30 and 40 lb cylinders many towable RV's use? I haven't...
