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Camping Gaz prices
Just wondered what sort of price you guys are paying for 907 (6.5lb i think) camping gaz refills, i paid £18.99
each for 2 refills at a local gas cylinder wholesaler place, it was recommended to me by a friend as being cheaper than camp sites. I never new they were so expensive.

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If you use your camper a lot my advice would be to invest in a re-fillable underfloor gas tank (Gasure now do them) OR a re-fillable cylinder for fixed mounting inside the van.
As an example I topped up our 20 ltr underfloor the other night for £7.23 for 13.4 litres
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As an example I topped up our 20 ltr underfloor the other night for £7.23 for 13.4 litres

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It depends on how much it costs really.
I use my bus loads - and i only use two bottles a year.
How much does an underslung tank cost fully fitted?
Having said that, i'd probably use the fridge all the time on gas if i had one - now im a tight get and dont use it really...
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I use my bus loads - and i only use two bottles a year.
How much does an underslung tank cost fully fitted?
Having said that, i'd probably use the fridge all the time on gas if i had one - now im a tight get and dont use it really...
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ringo wrote:£280 plus VAT.
Think i'll stick to £38 a year for a bit....
PS. Yes, Camping Gaz is VERY expensive!
Yeah i think i'm with you on this one Ringo, i doubt i will be using the gas to the extent that it would make that conversion viable.
But compared with the big calor gas cylinders you can get camping gaz is well expensive, i expected about £10 each
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Re: Camping Gaz prices
£14.99 for a 907 from Yeomans Outdoors in Buxton but I reckon all branches would charge the same.hightower wrote:Just wondered what sort of price you guys are paying for 907 (6.5lb i think) camping gaz refills, i paid £18.99each for 2 refills at a local gas cylinder wholesaler place, it was recommended to me by a friend as being cheaper than camp sites. I never new they were so expensive.
Only use 2 a year max. meself so £30 ain't too bad

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if you use the camper a lot, a underfloor tank will pay for itself in a year, i was using 10x 4.5kg calor bottles a year @£14 each. and they hold twice as much gas as a 907.
the last year has cost me less than £12 in my underfloor tank and its better gas too
the last year has cost me less than £12 in my underfloor tank and its better gas too
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Mocki wrote:if you use the camper a lot, a underfloor tank will pay for itself in a year, i was using 10x 4.5kg calor bottles a year @£14 each. and they hold twice as much gas as a 907.
the last year has cost me less than £12 in my underfloor tank and its better gas too
Sweet jesus Steve, what the hell were you doing? I hope you had a propex on!
Im in my van a minimum of two nights a week - and probly cook one meal a day. I dont boil the kettle in between meals as im at work.
We go away probably 15-20 weekends and spend minimum of two weeks on holiday.
All that last year for three bottles of 907 (one week we had the fridge on gas and it used a bottle in a week).
What were you doing?
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We used (or had to swap part-empty) 2 7kg Calors @£15 ... I'll bet they're nearer £20 now
That's mostly wild camping, fridge on all the time, cooking food for 4 at least once a day and brewing up (well, a bit
). This way I can top up for a few quid when I know I need to .. via the guage on the side.
The space the 7kg lived in now holds the spares for our holiday and with room to spare.
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The space the 7kg lived in now holds the spares for our holiday and with room to spare.
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I fitted a flogas refillable gas bottle looks just like a normal 13kg cylinder coast very little to fill it up from the autogas pump at local petrol station, cost 140 all in but i use the fridge on gas and as people who know myra the propex gets hit hard for heat!!!!!
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