Posted by Toomy on December 21, 2008 at 14:28:34 from (74.37.159.98):
In Reply to: Propane information posted by Bob on December 21, 2008 at 11:14:49:
I have a question,
How many gallons does it take to properly fill one of those BBQ sized tanks that they usually exchange.
I had mine filled at a gas dealer and was upprised to see how much venting they did, what with the newer valve inside tank type tank.
I was told it could take as much as 4.7 gallons by the guy filling it, yet the meter read 4.7
I asked, as I told a story of the next door neighbor who has a large tank and must have agreements with numerous delivery companies. I saw one delivery tanker open their vent with a cloud apparently trying to make room in their tank to make a sale.
As I told the story he slowed the venting process from cloud to whisper.
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