harvey121
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- Location
- herefordshire
My lpg contact is up .wondering what deal are about . Been offered 35p a litre
Household lpg
- Thread starter harvey121
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That sounds reasonable
harvey121
Member
- Location
- herefordshire
While trying to get a better price to day a rep told me gas was at an all-time high due to farmers buying laods of lpg to dry there corn
J B
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- Location
- Shrops/Staffs/Cheshire borders
Loads of useful info here http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=1003291
but maybe put your postcode in on here http://www.uklpg.org/ and get a few quotes.
Things to look out for are a 'guaranteed price' for the first year and then a 'maximum' increase of X in year 2 ....... of course they wouldn't go the full 'maximum' if they didn't need to .... would they
but maybe put your postcode in on here http://www.uklpg.org/ and get a few quotes.
Things to look out for are a 'guaranteed price' for the first year and then a 'maximum' increase of X in year 2 ....... of course they wouldn't go the full 'maximum' if they didn't need to .... would they
- Location
- S. Staffs
TripleSix
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- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
You need a liquid outlet on the tank (dip tube)
Supposedly you want a pump to fill other tanks, a friend fills his car by just leaving it connected and the pressure does most of the work.
It's not strictly legal due to road duty not being paid but there is no way for them to check on the gas in your tanks...
That sounds almost too easy. Can you just buy an lpg tank and get it filled?
Why buy when you can rent
Because Calor may ask questions if you want a tank filling but not plumbing into the house.
- Location
- S. Staffs
Yes you can buy your own tank, got a contact for tank and cheap gas if you want it?
Gas will always be cheaper if you can shop around for your own tank
PM if you like
Gas will always be cheaper if you can shop around for your own tank
PM if you like
All you do is dig the trench they will pipe it up to house and put a valve on ,a lever valve so a bit of pipe work to your connection and your done
Also free if you dig the hole to bury it
My ex wife ran our V8 Discovery on heating lpg she was buying off a friend with a tank, they were running a Jeep. Took a few months but as there's no lubricant like in autogas when you put a trailer on the back it wasn't long before the engine started overheating and losing power, the valve seals were also on their way out.
That got sold on and we went back to running diesels
That got sold on and we went back to running diesels