Propane Tank Recertification?
Anyone in the PNW know of a good place to have a propane tank recertified? or a new valve replaced? I got an old tank with an old valve and a bit of propane in it, but it's the old valve you can't...
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Tarkin75 wrote:-Kevin wrote:
I've had pacer in Redmond do mine before. not the cheapest though.
I did end up going to Suburban Propane in Tukwila... It was 15$ to do the recertification, include the sticker, etc, etc... The propane fill was actually kind of expensive though. Oh well I only needed a couple gallons.
The guy there actually said it likely wasn't possible to even retrofit an OPD valve. It sounded like he thought it could be done on some of them, and that may have been part of the confusion with the CSR when I called earlier.
Later
C
It depends on where the valve is on the cylinder. If it's up towards the top (as it lays on it's side) it's possible to retrofit, but if it's dead center, as a lot are, it's not.
