Traveling With the Propane On
For folks wanting to know if it's dangerous to run an rv with the propane on I just saw this on Do-It-Yourself and thought you might be interested. Cat Lady
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ScottG wrote:kaydeejay wrote:myredracer wrote:Except he apparently does not comprehend the concept of shut-off valves that act in response to a sudden high flow situation (such as a ruptured line).
You won't find anyone with more applicable training and experience, including with RVs, than Mac the Fire Guy. .................
What he says makes perfect sense to me.
To my mind that is no different than having the tanks shut off while travelling.
I don't see his "qualifications" as valid at all when it comes to telling people how to use their RV's. He clearly knows nothing about RV PP systems or how a propane tank shuts itself off when it detects a massive leak. This fact alone disqualifies him as any kind of expert on the subject.
"Massive leak" is the operative phrase. There is no guaranty that any leak is going to be massive.
