Gas Cylinders
Have you checked the service date on your gas cylinders lately?? The "in service" (either new or recertified) date is stamped on the collar, month and year. Cylinders more than 12 years old cannot...
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greende wrote:
I would get #30 recertified. #20 cylinders are easier to exchange at HD, Lowes etc and the clerks often let you paw through the cabinet to find the latest date. That is (out of date) a valid reason to exchange per the exchange companies.
Well I took my empty tank to the local full service Propane supplier. The valve assembly failed on both tanks (leaked) cost of new valve was only $20 less than new 30# tanks, so replaced both.
Took DD's 20# tank to same location as it was past date, and exchanged it for a new tank with likely 15# of propane, but the tank was brand new.
