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Have you not noticed the AvatarWhere is it located ?
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Also as a suggestion, leave the installation of the second tank for at least 2 years.
As they have a life of 20 years it means when you need to replace your new one you will have enough of a time gap that you dont need to do both at the same time, and install in such a way that either tank can with minor modification be the master tank.
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Might be worth trying to rearrange the following words into a common phrase!Where is it located ?
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Also as a suggestion, leave the installation of the second tank for at least 2 years.
As they have a life of 20 years it means when you need to replace your new one you will have enough of a time gap that you dont need to do both at the same time, and install in such a way that either tank can with minor modification be the master tank.
Probably just leave them in place and seal the filling / delivery points.Makes me wonder what happens to all those LPG tanks/Pumps ripped out of Garages like Shell have done.
They must have had years life left in some of them, I hope they were re-utilised somewhere, but wouldn't hold my breath on that.
LES
LPG tanks are not placed underground like fuel tanks in garages. You will notice they were normally stood on stands at the side or rear of the garage, enclosed behind safety barriers & fences. They when de-commissioned would have been loaded on the back of a lorry and taken away....but where I wonder, and what happened to them?Probably just leave them in place and seal the filling / delivery points.![]()
Probably just scrapped,LPG tanks are not placed underground like fuel tanks in garages. You will notice they were normally stood on stands at the side or rear of the garage, enclosed behind safety barriers & fences. They when de-commissioned would have been loaded on the back of a lorry and taken away....but where I wonder, and what happened to them?
LES
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No badge?Filled up there this morning. First to use the new tank. £1 a litre.
Bit pricey.Filled up there this morning. First to use the new tank. £1 a litre.
Not nowadays, unless the shiny new tank was freeBit pricey.
68 pence a litre near us.Not nowadays, unless the shiny new tank was free![]()
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Lucky you, where is that one?68 pence a litre near us.
Carvers Wolverhampton.Lucky you, where is that one?
68 pence a litre near us.
It does amuse me when someone spends good money to offer a service and someone else is so quick to criticise the cost that’s so small differenceBit pricey.
I agree, but from the Avatar it could be in anywhere, although probably in the UK.Have you not noticed the Avatar![]()
I suspect its in Thirsk, somewhere near Autogas 2000.
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So I fill up 42 litres for £28.56, bit of a no brainer to me.It does amuse me when someone spends good money to offer a service and someone else is so quick to criticise the cost that’s so small difference
I certainly would be happy to spend £1 a litre to have access to LPG
Good for you Basildog well done for offering a service
I don't see It as being a criticism, more an observation and opinion.It does amuse me when someone spends good money to offer a service and someone else is so quick to criticise the cost that’s so small difference
I certainly would be happy to spend £1 a litre to have access to LPG
Good for you Basildog well done for offering a service
Scotland is not confined to the West Coast and Outer Hebrides. I find LPG is more readily available in the cities than it is “down south”. We even have running water and electric nowI checked last year on LPG availability for another Funster that was travelling Scotland, so few and far between you might say. The LPG place on an industrial estate north of Ullapool was charging £1.48/Ltr, so as Minxy says its all about supplying gas to far out places, like Ullapool, I think they were the only supplier also, so can charge what ever is needed to cover costs with profit.
There are other places in Scotland that are much cheaper, but the Ullapool place stuck in my memory for obvious reasons.
PS: They are probably taking advantage of the people travelling to the Hebrides needing to fill up before they go. Not certain whether there is any LPG on the islands these days, there was one garage on Lewis, but I think I heard they are or were short supplied or empty.
LES
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Yes the company mentioned as having cheap LPG is actually a fuel distributor .I suspect Charlie would need to charge many times more than the £1 a litre if he actually tried to make a ‘profit’ on lpg sales. It is offered as a service. It’s not that easy to find lpg much under £1 a litre these days unless you happen to be near somewhere that supplies taxis or the like.
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