LPG Gas Tank
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Re: LPG Gas Tank
Vangas of Chesterfield has taken over auto gas ,new owner is Charlie Lister,
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Thanks for that.Molly3 wrote:Vangas of Chesterfield has taken over auto gas ,new owner is Charlie Lister,
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is this written anywhere in AS handbooks, can't say I've ever seen this?. Have you a link to such regulation.nwilkins wrote:I agree it is not compulsory to have a new tank, but it is to change all the pipes, regulators and valves at the 10 year date stamp . If the tank has any sign of rust it is highly recommended ( it will have unless you spray it clean it and undercoat it every year.) . To be fair the cost or replacing the piping including all the filler pipes and fittings is only about £100 less than changing the complete lot and that way you get new gauges all through, including the one on the dash.
This is taken from Gasit web site....
Under current UK & EU law, privately owned end-user owned refillable gas bottles or gas tanks do not need to be legally tested every 10 years as normal gas bottles issued by the big commercial companies do but to be safer than sorry we would always recommend that they are checked and inspected, even if that is just by a GAS IT trained engineer who can check the physical look and condition of the tank/bottle and its valves functionality.
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Gromit certainly will Paul.Paulmold wrote:Autogas 2000 have been in Thirsk for many years, checking Vangas website the address is the same, so just a change of name. As Autogas 2000 they are well respected, which Gromit will confirm. Lpg gas pump there as well.Molly3 wrote:New company called Vangas ,Thirsk
Chris Wise is one of the best dealers we have used for any purpose.
Dead straight and completely trustworthy.
If Chris is still in charge I would not hesitate to get his advice, and act upon it.
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MCE in St Albans, they are mobile and coming to me so even better.Paulmold wrote:Would be useful to others to know who you are getting to do the job.al64 wrote:Was advised after my service, mot and hab check that the tank was getting rusty and should be replaced, Having this done soon at a cost of around £700.
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Re: LPG Gas Tank
Charlie at auto gas is fitting plenty of straps due to corrosion.
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Re: LPG Gas Tank
How much does the gas tank need replacing just based on it's age versus needing to replace the tank because of rust?
Could proper rust proofing of the tank and pipework prevent the need to have a replacement tank fitted at say around 10 years?
I've know butane rubber hoses have a replace by date on them, similarly tyres also seem to require replacing based less by their condition more by their date of manufacture.
Could proper rust proofing of the tank and pipework prevent the need to have a replacement tank fitted at say around 10 years?
I've know butane rubber hoses have a replace by date on them, similarly tyres also seem to require replacing based less by their condition more by their date of manufacture.
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