10 year rule for PP tank certification delayed

I just had my tanks from a 1995 Holiday Rambler recertified for the first time, and they were both full. So either they weren't checked in the last 10 years, or the previous owners never used any gas

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Use a cheap Harbor Freight engraver. $1.99. Engrave BT1400a212019 or any other combination of numbers and I bet you they will fill it. Just make sure the last numbers are a future date.

So you have a cylinder which is good to the 19th day of the 20th month of 2021?

My places check

Use a cheap Harbor Freight engraver. $1.99. Engrave BT1400a212019 or any other combination of numbers and I bet you they will fill it. Just make sure the last numbers are a future date.

Use a cheap Harbor Freight engraver. $1.99. Engrave BT1400a212019 or any other combination of numbers and I bet you they will fill it. Just make sure the last numbers are a future date.

They do check them. And around here its real hard to find someone to re-cert them.

I feel ambivalent since I don't hear of tank failures. Is my head in the sand? My TV gasoline tank isn't inspected by anyone. While not an off roader I do not shy from dirt roads etc.

The gas stations I've gone to for fills never check. I finally just turned in one of my old 20 year old crusty 20 lb tanks to an exchange so I could have a shiny one. They might check if you have one so old it doesn't have an OPD valve, though.

So you get 2 years extra.

its 15 years i thought