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1/21 |
Was at an airport service plaza this weekend and saw a station to fill a car with "Auto-Propane". To take a closer look at the connection fitting I would have had to drive the wrong way on a one-way. And so, I ask ... Any chance we could fill our RV propane tanks at such a station, and what roughly would be the charge per gallon? I paid $2.75 per gallon at my local U-Haul in October. Thanks. '92 Breakaway Cummins 190hp, No Modifications Allison AT542 Floor Plan 30-BS-11B 9205-3798-30BS11B | ||
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3/23 |
When I had my Winnebago that would burn either gasoline or propane, I always went to a propane depot so I would not have to pay road taxes. Do not tell the state!! 1971 24 ft Barth Continental P30 chassis 350 engine | |||
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1/21 |
Returned to the airport service area this morning. Took a picture of the pump. Measured the female filling hose connection and compared with my coach's propane male connection. Appears it would absolutely fit. Remember to open bleeder vent to know when your tank is "full". May want to use such an automobile propane pump in a pinch - price was $3.49 a gallon! Fed and State road tax? (edit: apparently don't know how to post a picture ) '92 Breakaway Cummins 190hp, No Modifications Allison AT542 Floor Plan 30-BS-11B 9205-3798-30BS11B | |||
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