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Model: Coleman All Purpose Propane Gas Cylinder 16 oz, 4-Pack
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Your not legally allowed to transport refilled cylinders, as they're not rated for that. For safety and legal purposes you might want to buy reusable tanks rated for being refilled. They're a bit expensive, but they do occasionally go on sale.
You'd be better off getting a refill nozzle and refilling from your bigger tank. Just need the nozzle and obviously have to have some empty small bottles
In for 4 sets to keep extras stocked in my hunting blinds. $8.79 a cylinder at my local shop. I have a refill nozzle, but that doesn't do a lick of good when it's -5° out and you're half a mile walk up steep Appalachian hills to get back to the barn to fill.
At this price I don't mind keeping them on hand!
Now that you have 16 bottles u can refill them before you walk a half mile up hill both ways .
And how are these going to help you when you run out a half mile away . If you run out , you run out . If you had bottles to use then you wouldn't have ran out
Now that you have 16 bottles u can refill them before you walk a half mile up hill both ways .
And how are these going to help you when you run out a half mile away . If you run out , you run out . If you had bottles to use then you wouldn't have ran out
...I'll leave 4 of them in each of my 4 blinds so if my big tanks run out I can run these. And once I use a couple I'll refill them and restock them as needed.
Thanks! In for 1 order. I use these for my Mr Heater Buddy Heater. I know we're not supposed to refill these. But I always use a scale when I refill and make sure I'm putting in 15oz max when I refill them. And I always keep these stored indoors in the basement where moisture/rust isn't an issue.
From what I understand the metal is super thin on these disposable canisters compared to the refillable ones.
But I'm curious. Has a failure happened due to refilling them? If so, what happens? It leaks and freezes up whatever it sprays on? And if it's next to an open flame when it leaks, it becomes a flamethrower?
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Same reason Amazon, Instacart, etc doesnt either. (Their drivers arent permitted/licensed to transport hazardous materials). Cant get helium tanks any more either.
I just bought some of these last week from Amazon. They delivered them no problem
I have some that have sat around full for 20 years, others that I've refilled 30+ times over the past 15 years. I'd say as long as theyre stored properly, no reason they can't last 25-50 years.
I've been trying to collect these as a backup option when they become illegal to purchase in California. Sadly, most of the Walmarts in my area now have zero stock (I finished them off). I have already bought the refillable tanks, but haven't found time to try it yet.
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They also sell kits with everything you need to do it, including the bottle, connector, and stand.
The delivery drivers cant be expected to be trained/certified in the transport of all hazardous materials.
If you go boom it's on all you.
Just sayin.
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At this price I don't mind keeping them on hand!
And how are these going to help you when you run out a half mile away . If you run out , you run out . If you had bottles to use then you wouldn't have ran out
And how are these going to help you when you run out a half mile away . If you run out , you run out . If you had bottles to use then you wouldn't have ran out
I didn't think it was that convoluted.
From what I understand the metal is super thin on these disposable canisters compared to the refillable ones.
But I'm curious. Has a failure happened due to refilling them? If so, what happens? It leaks and freezes up whatever it sprays on? And if it's next to an open flame when it leaks, it becomes a flamethrower?
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