Just settled down at the Stratford upon Avon. Little problem wants sorting out!

[canopus]

Wise move Jim.

 

[canopus]

Toledo’s original thread title seems to have also been doctored 🛠

 

[Jim]

Toledo’s original thread title seems to have also been doctored 🛠

Do you mean my original thread title was been amended to reflect that it is not a rally?

 

[canopus]

Oops yes sorry. More doctors than hairdressers.


.

 

[jongood]

A drive in concert is legal

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[Scotch mist]

Only do that with the bottle disconnected.
Turning it upside down draws liquid gas, and big flames from whatever is turned on, rather than vapour. .
Many years ago I did that with a super-ser cabinet heater. Liquid gas shot out the burner plate and still burning set fire to the lounge carpet.

I think old age is setting in , read post #5 , already covered

 

[SuperMike]

I think old age is setting in , read post #5 , already covered

Don‘t you pick on my Uncle PPJ.

 

[Scotch mist]

Don‘t you pick on my Uncle PPJ.

If You think that’s picking on him , I’ll apologise

 

[poppycamper]

Do not turn the bottle upside down! Under any circumstances.

I attended at least three incidents where people had done that. The result, seven people injured. Two seriouslyo burned.

If you turn the bottle upside down you get liquid gas, not the vapour. It can produce flames of up to 2 metres.

That is extremely dangerous. Do not do if!

I'm with Maisson on this one...and I believe it is totally irresponsible of Brains to suggest inverting a gas cylinder is a good idea.

 

[Rob Hammond]

Do we know the outcome yet ?

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[colyboy]

She ! Is going to put Up with it now, we have just realised that we have not used the van since January. Of course the gas at home is a lot stronger and fierce so she was expecting to be same, which it not. Thanks for all the replies. Colyboy

 

[jongood]

She ! Is going to put Up with it now, we have just realised that we have not used the van since January. Of course the gas at home is a lot stronger and fierce so she was expecting to be same, which it not. Thanks for all the replies. Colyboy

I would check it at some point so it doesn't let you down. Its very easy, just light the gas rings and turn on the heating, if the gas rings go out when the boiler fires, order a new regulator.

 

[funflair]

Good call Jon, I am parked in the field behind colyboy with a few bits for sale but sadly a gas regulator is not one of them, I do have a,

solar regulator for 350w panels,

unlocked MiFi,

i-boost Wi-Fi booster,

Tyre-Pal with 6 sensors but would be fine for a 4 wheeler as it would cover the spare as well and one spare sensor head, unused and still packed in its box with instructions,

Just look for the MORELO

Martin