Around Toronto they were propane, came lit and hung on the window. We once managed to sneak one out, then couldn't figure out how to shut it off.....didn't realize all we had to do was unscrew the bottle.
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Around Toronto they were propane, came lit and hung on the window. We once managed to sneak one out, then couldn't figure out how to shut it off.....didn't realize all we had to do was unscrew the bottle.
Don't think they sell the refill valve here in Canada. Only in the United States. They are illegal to sell up here.Quote:
Originally Posted by greatwhite
$15.29 on Amazon Canada + $0.99 for shipping to your door.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex Bass Man
https://www.amazon.ca/Iglobalbuy-Pro...propane+refill
Not illegal to own or use, just illegal to transport a refilled cylinder. A CYA move by the government as there is no way to tell if a tank has been refilled or not. Even new tanks have been known to leak when you remove the appliance.
Not really a danger of the tank exploding but more a case of the propane being trapped in a car trunk or bedroom closet....
The ones you see online are suppliers in the United States that are selling them. Try to find one on any Canadian Camping or Outdoors stores.
Might have to go online....Amazon.ca
Hi Pat,
They are illegal to use. It is stated in the ontario regulation that anyone handling or transfer liquid or gaseous fuels must hold a " record of training". In the b149.2 propane handling and storage code, it states that 1lb cylinders cannot be refilled.
Just an FYI. As this is what tssa would use in case of an incident to charge you.
Once again big brother has saved us....
I think found one at Princess Auto yesterday and also at CTC on GreenBank as well. I just have to print this picture to ensure its the same. Both siad they were a 20lb to 1lb adapter. I might be wrong but will let you know. $17.99 each store.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex Bass Man
Trust me very few people you see refilling your containers have the course.
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Originally Posted by DUXX