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Date:         Wed, 5 Jul 1995 13:35:37 -0500
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From:         daukes@mmts.eds.com (dean c aukes)
Subject:      Re: propane tank label--dange...

>Under Florida Law, the label must be firmly affixed to the tank or the >propane dealer will not fill the tank. Some of the newer tanks have all the >information (date of manufacture, last date of inspection, etc..) stamped >into the collar guard of the tank and therefore will produce no need for a >label... > The last time I took my gas grill propane tank in, the supplier just gave me a peel-n-stick generic label to put on, since the original was not in readable shape. Now, this is in Texas.......

Dean Aukes '73 Campmobile


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