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100# propane tanks $80.00 at Costco
My local store had these in stock last week. They are the same width as the 20# tanks but 5x taller. They are empty, of course.
These might be a good choice for renters or if you don't want to buy a larger tank and bury it. A couple of these in a garage or shed could add up to some serious cooking and heating capability if TSHTF. Only issue is they'll be a little hard to move around when full. A hand truck would be very helpful. |
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They can NOT sell more than 100LBS at a time and 100 LB tanks MUST be transported standing up right in an open truck! Somthing else that I came across this year too :36_1_30:is that the OLD STILE heavy tanks with the old tank conection can NOT be REFILLED inless the old tanks are RECERTIFIED and a NED valve installed!! I bought two 30# and two 20# old style tanks last summer at garage sales and my propane dealer refused to fill them!:452: :realmad: The older propane tanks are much heavier and made from material about 4x as thick as the new tanks so it makes no sence:10_1_19: that they can NOT be refilled and finding a place that will change out the valve to the new stile and recertify is hard if not imposable!:thumb.aspx: I bought 9 NEW 30 # tanks this year :yes: and it is a hastel only being able to get 3 filled at a time!!:yes: :36_1_25: the DUCK |
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What I like to do is find the small barbeque size tanks for next to nothing at garage sales etc... Usually they are pretty old and beat up. Then I go trade them in at home depot for new, filled bottles.
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QWAK,I thought they only accepted there own tanks in return. :thinkey::questionm:dontknow:
the DUCK :15_1_70v: |
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No, I've traded bunches in this way. Some were really rotten looking. Maybe it's just the kid that was working there didn't know any better? I've gotten away with it so far.
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Yep, what TUMS said, I've gotten crappy tanks at yard sales and even a few with the BBQ sitting at the curb for trash pickup...in that case I check the tank, open the valve to vent any residual gas then cut the hose... leaving the POS BBQ...Then I trade them in.
While we are talking propane tanks...I have a very old 100# I had as a backup, it was about 1/2 full. I hooked it up and SOB!!! the shutoff valve leaked straight out the top. Use caution in buying and filling old tanks. Enjoy the rest of the weekend folks. |
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btw re propane exchanges.
the last ones i got at home depot had a coupon[ they had to, required i believe by state[maybe lawsuit], as they had changed to a lb. less per tank due to costs. i think it was a 4lb fill. i had bought 3 , & only one coupon per household. |
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I prefer the #20 BBQ tanks, easy to move around and easy (for me) to refill from my big bulk heating fuel tank.
Then I use them to refill my lantern bottles. +p |
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Looking at purchasing another 1K gallon tank.
This is the first one I bought and another one will be a dupe to this one. |
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Stock up on these things. If you fill them with water you can cut them open and use them to melt metal in.
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Clean all the steel off it before you sell it. Then it wont be .10 cents a pound. Glass too. Hammers work great on cast.
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I keep mine off shore for tax reasons ... http://shipsandharbours.com.s3.amazonaws.com/10636.jpg |
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