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Posted: **23 Feb 2013, 21:15**

ghost123uk wrote:So, in a nutshell, you approve

Indeedy

Posted: **24 Feb 2013, 09:24**

hi,

can i just clarify, LPG is fine to use with stoves etc instead of butane? this seems a lot better than trading in bottles at a garage.

Posted: **24 Feb 2013, 10:15**

monkeyboysee wrote: can i just clarify, LPG is fine to use with stoves etc instead of butane? this seems a lot better than trading in bottles at a garage.

Yes, it is fine for stoves and fridges. It also has the advantage that it doesn't stop working when the temp gets below freezing like Butane does

I always thought it daft that a fuel used for heating doesn't work when it's cold

Posted: **24 Feb 2013, 10:37**

You can also buy fittings for these that enable you to fit a fill point to your van, just like the fill point on the auto LPG Steve does. You can also fit outside BBQ points, to save lugging the canister outside.
Personally, I would pay the £100 extra (and have in the past) to have the underslung one. Just for the fact of the amount of space saved inside

Posted: **24 Feb 2013, 10:46**

lloydy wrote:You can also buy fittings for these that enable you to fit a fill point to your van, just like the fill point on the auto LPG Steve does. You can also fit outside BBQ points, to save lugging the canister outside.

Good info

lloydy wrote:Personally, I would pay the £100 extra (and have in the past) to have the underslung one. Just for the fact of the amount of space saved inside

cleagarr wrote:http://gasure.co.uk/gasfit.htm

Looks like a 20 litre tank is £250 + VAT (fitted is £380 + VAT) at Gasure.

This holds 15 litres and costs £150. No contest in my view.

So if you have to get someone else to fit and certify it, it costs £380 + VAT (£446.50) so these are nearly £300 cheaper, not £100.

Posted: **24 Feb 2013, 10:52**

I fitted my own, but get what your saying.

Posted: **24 Feb 2013, 10:54**

Hey, I just thought, if you can, as you say, get remote fittings for these, you could fit one of these under the van

Said a bit tongue in cheek of course (I think...)

Posted: **24 Feb 2013, 11:03**

Bit dodgy I reckon

Here's all the fittings, they also sell there own cylinders
http://www.gasproducts.co.uk/acatalog/G ... ories.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Posted: **27 Feb 2013, 23:35**

ghost123uk wrote:The under slung tank will hold more I guess, but I don't think anyone needs more than 6KG at a time. It's certainly a HECK of a lot cheaper and doesn't eat up your ground clearance, and is a LOT lighter. Plus it's zero maintenance and cannot hardly go wrong ! Takes up a bit more room inside the van though, but that doesn't worry me considering the advantages.

dont know,
fridge on 24/7 ,hob./oven /propex and thermX and a month away,underslung or find space, under 200 for the bits , fitting is easy and away you go
mm

Posted: **28 Feb 2013, 08:29**

metalmick8y wrote:
ghost123uk wrote:The under slung tank will hold more I guess, but I don't think anyone needs more than 6KG at a time.

a month away

A month away in the jungle / desert maybe, but where I go I am never that far from an LPG station

Posted: **04 Mar 2013, 21:24**

Another alternative

http://www.gasit.co.uk/index.php?_a=pro ... uct_id=380" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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