william schran on sat 4 may 02
For the folks that live in the Washington, D.C. metro area - I called
around to a few propane dealers to find out cost of installing new
valve in propane cylinders. Most quoted $25 + labor. I found one,
Fairfax Propane (703-352-5777), that replaced the valve and
re-certified my 30# cylinder for just $25.
The guy prefers an empty cylinder, said that the new valve was not
required yet in Virginia and that re-certification for cylinders
applied only to commercial use. So, I didn't need to have it done,
but using the propane tank in a school situation - better safe than
sorry.
I also found new 30# tanks are running $68. Anybody in the D.C.area
find them cheaper?
Bill
Joyce Lee on sat 4 may 02
ok
----- Original Message -----
From: "william schran"
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Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 3:21 PM
Subject: propane valves/Wash, D.C. area
> For the folks that live in the Washington, D.C. metro area - I called
> around to a few propane dealers to find out cost of installing new
> valve in propane cylinders. Most quoted $25 + labor. I found one,
> Fairfax Propane (703-352-5777), that replaced the valve and
> re-certified my 30# cylinder for just $25.
> The guy prefers an empty cylinder, said that the new valve was not
> required yet in Virginia and that re-certification for cylinders
> applied only to commercial use. So, I didn't need to have it done,
> but using the propane tank in a school situation - better safe than
> sorry.
> I also found new 30# tanks are running $68. Anybody in the D.C.area
> find them cheaper?
> Bill
>
>
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