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Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 02 Jul 2009, 06:40
by Rusty Red
Howdy
Have two - Camping Gaz 907- they fit oh so nice but I read that UK stopped these two years ago.
Apart from
1)converting the whole van to LPG - think Diesel
2)Commuting to Europe to buy Gas -
What fits? Anything? or move where to move bottles to? Just seeing what everyone else has done.
I believe the German (beige) 5kg bottles fit - (see2)
Thanks in Advance
Rusty Red
PS gotta new van tis neither red nor blue tis White with a Red Stripe
Re: Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 02 Jul 2009, 08:51
by andisnewsyncro
They had them on the camping gear stall at Bus Stop Over two weeks back and our local Yeomans still does them, Maybe a supply issue with where you usually get yours (?) but I'm sure they haven't stopped them. Still showing on the CG website. We carry a smaller 904 as a back up and have never had any trouble exchanging that one either.
If you have room for a German beige bottle, you could swap to Calor; we have a Calor propane in the space the German bottle used to sit, gaslow do an adapter or you could just get a new reg. Take a ride out to your nearest builders yard etc and see which size will physically fit in the space. They don't charge a deposit now, there's an option to waive it on the form you fill in by ticking a box that says "moving to Calor from other brand". It's a lot cheaper than CG too.
Hope this helps
Andi
Re: Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 02 Jul 2009, 08:55
by Titus A Duxass
I'm confused, are you talking about a gas bottle or a gas bottle storage locker?
Re: Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 02 Jul 2009, 09:26
by Ian Hulley
andisnewsyncro wrote: Maybe a supply issue with where you usually get yours
This time 2 years ago blue 907s were like rocking horse droppings, quite a few people struggled to get them and many peeps swapped to the 5kg 'stumpy' Calor.
Being a Screwfix special our van interior was built (by me) to hold a 7kg cylinder. We now have a s/h Westy underfloor tank
HUGE improvement, however if I was unable to afford a leisure gas tank (Steve Gasure does them new) I'd invest in a Gasflow (?) refillable cylinder and have it correctly plumbed in to a permanent filler point.
Just my opinion of course
Ian
Re: Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 02 Jul 2009, 10:28
by Rusty Red
ok ok take it allllllllllllll back found campinggaz in Edinburgh, hundreds and millions , handy as we're away for hols next week but I think I'll look into LPG tank / gaslow refillable when we get back - thanks all

Re: Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 02 Jul 2009, 18:56
by Nicola&Tony
Rusty Red wrote:PS gotta new van tis neither red nor blue tis White with a Red Stripe
Bought an Autosleeper eh?

Another high top?
Tony
Re: Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 02 Jul 2009, 20:42
by Rusty Red
It is one of them Tridents oh yes indeedy. Just madly snagging before hols next week. Well looking forward to the next adventure, hopefully see you at the 'Not by Onion , Not too far south Bargain Vanfest'
Dougal
Re: Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 02 Jul 2009, 21:23
by jamesc76
Ian Hulley wrote: We now have a s/h Westy underfloor tank
HUGE improvement, however if I was unable to afford a leisure gas tank (Steve Gasure does them new) I'd invest in a Gasflow (?) refillable cylinder and have it correctly plumbed in to a permanent filler point.
Just my opinion of course
Ian
I have a Gaslow refilable one in my van best thing I ever got! Tho I built my interior too and made it so i could get a decent size bottle in !
Re: Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 03 Jul 2009, 09:16
by Rusty Red
Re: Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 04 Jul 2009, 07:09
by Nicola&Tony
£14 for a 907 refill round here, could fetch some to 'Not by T'Onion for you, as we'll have two empty 907 cylinders by then (we're switching over to propane).
Tony
Re: Autosleeper Gas Locker
Posted: 04 Jul 2009, 09:23
by Rusty Red
Thanks for the offer , we're all fulled up now hopefully last us a good while. Definitely going to investigate and see what I can get to fit in the way of a refillable propane - its the way forward I reckon -
Dougal