old propane tanks
I have two 20 pound propane tanks which have a mfg date of 1995, both tanks have the new style valve so I would believe they have been re-certified but I don't know where the re-certification date wou...
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4aSong wrote:BobsYourUncle wrote:
I'd rather have the older tanks re-certified with the new valve than the cheap new ones.
The steel on the old tanks is thicker than those cheapo WalMart and other places tanks.
I remember doing some research on this a number of years ago when the stop fill valves became mandatory.
I did not give it a thought that the steel on the new tanks is thinner than the old tanks, has anyone else experienced this?. I will have to do some further research on this.
Sorry but I just don't get why people think Blue Rhino is a rip-off. It states right on their tanks the amount of propane you are getting inside that tank so you are getting exactally what they state you are getting. No more, no less.
Just because you have a 5-gallon tank doesn't automatically mean you are getting 5 gallons of propane. READ THE LABEL!
And yes, I know about the lawsuit a few years ago because people couldn't read the labels on the tanks.
