Must be a local thing. Here in NE Oregon, I can have the tank revalved with no problem. I can buy a loose OPD no problem. Gas station couldn't do it, but for the guys who bulk sell propane? No problem. The Internet tube? No problem: http://www.propaneproducts.com/cylinder-valves.html Buying the wrench to change it? Exchanging tanks is probably a better solution. Must be a local thing. <shrugs shoulders....> Jim
Happiness does not reside in strength or money; it lies in rightness and many-sidedness. --Democritus On Apr 12, 2012, at 5:18 AM, David Bjorkman wrote: > Don has a point. I also had to replace my propane tanks also, after > finding that replacing the valve was not an option(?). > Af far as disposal, I found that refill stations must take the tanks > with the old style valve with no fee. > > Dave B. > > > When I wanted to buy some of those fittings, to > retro-fit my perfectly good tanks, I was told it isn't allowed, |
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