BBQ gas cylinders
Swap and go ? refill ?
Which do you do and where do you do it ? (i am fully aware of the 'gas bbq's are shite' argument so i dont wanna hear that) Thanks folks |
Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by stuckinblighty
(Post 8472244)
Swap and go ? refill ?
Which do you do and where do you do it ? (i am fully aware of the 'gas bbq's are shite' argument so i dont wanna hear that) Thanks folks |
Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by stuckinblighty
(Post 8472244)
Swap and go ? refill ?
Which do you do and where do you do it ? (i am fully aware of the 'gas bbq's are shite' argument so i dont wanna hear that) Thanks folks |
Re: BBQ gas cylinders
We have 2 X 9 kilo's, one is a swapngo for the BBQ we take camping. The other is a refill one we own, it's for the patio heater. We take both with us & have a third small cylinder [a 3 kilo I think]that I use if I go fishing up the beach.
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Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by stuckinblighty
(Post 8472244)
Swap and go ? refill ?
Which do you do and where do you do it ? (i am fully aware of the 'gas bbq's are shite' argument so i dont wanna hear that) Thanks folks Dale |
Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by Demented Ferret
(Post 8475665)
Connect to town gas, and convert your BBq from LPG to Natural, you'll never be caught short.
Dale |
Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 8475680)
Only useful if you have town gas of course. Gas cylinders or electric here.
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Re: BBQ gas cylinders
I go to a small Brisbane camping shop that will only charge half if the cylinder is already half full - unlike a lot of places.
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Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by fish.01
(Post 8475931)
I go to a small Brisbane camping shop that will only charge half if the cylinder is already half full - unlike a lot of places.
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Re: BBQ gas cylinders
I use 2 x 18Kg gas bottles (36 lts of gas). I brought a Servo filler gas connection for both bottles. I refill at the servo for less than $23 per bottle (Less than half price of what the camping shop or where ever you get your bottles refilled charge). The $75 it cost me for the connection paid for itself in 3 refills.
I also refill my 45Kg bottle from the servo for a grand total of $55.00 (90 ltrs of gas). ($110 from the local shop). Do the math. It makes sense even if it is a bit illegal. It certainly helps having a local servo run by someone who only wants to make money. Barney:thumbup: |
Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by BAY
(Post 8477922)
Why swap a gas cylinder when its half full ? I swap it when its empty :confused:
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Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by Demented Ferret
(Post 8475665)
Connect to town gas, and convert your BBq from LPG to Natural, you'll never be caught short.
Dale |
Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by stuckinblighty
(Post 8478643)
It'll only cost a grand for the pleasure for the local tradie :(
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Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by POW148
(Post 8478026)
I use 2 x 18Kg gas bottles (36 lts of gas). I brought a Servo filler gas connection for both bottles. I refill at the servo for less than $23 per bottle (Less than half price of what the camping shop or where ever you get your bottles refilled charge). The $75 it cost me for the connection paid for itself in 3 refills.
I also refill my 45Kg bottle from the servo for a grand total of $55.00 (90 ltrs of gas). ($110 from the local shop). Do the math. It makes sense even if it is a bit illegal. It certainly helps having a local servo run by someone who only wants to make money. Barney:thumbup: |
Re: BBQ gas cylinders
Originally Posted by cresta57
(Post 8478773)
That's standard procedure throughout most of the U.S, Caribbean, Pacific Islands & NZ. My dad had a hose made up & used it all over the world while he was sailing. When he got here he was told it's illegal:rolleyes:
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