I don't think that you are going to find anyone working at a propane dispenser that doesn't have a P3 licence, the risks are just too great. Look what happened when something went wrong in Toronto just a few years back.
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I don't think that you are going to find anyone working at a propane dispenser that doesn't have a P3 licence, the risks are just too great. Look what happened when something went wrong in Toronto just a few years back.
I think that you may find that they are adapters to allow the use of a proper refillable cylinder in place of a 1 LB cylinder, not an adapter to fill them.Quote:
Originally Posted by line052
Actually I know lot's of places, in fact when I was 16 did it all the time. Probably not as many places now that they have those swaps. But yeah most gas stations usually only trained one person and then they trained the rest. This was very common at most gas stations.
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Originally Posted by PaulR
What I really would like to know is why is it considered safe in the US but not Canada? Their tanks look the same or are they made different?
I think its ok if you want to fill em up. But its alway good to know what your getting into.
It is still illegal to transport them if refilled in the US as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by greatwhite
Why is a 4" barrel ok in the states but prohibited here? Ditto with a 32 or 25 caliber revolver, 13 shot magazine, etcQuote:
Originally Posted by greatwhite
10 bucks now for 1 lb @ can tire
I refill my own from a 20 lbs tank. Saves tons of money.
https://www.amazon.ca/Regulator-Cyli...NsaWNrPXRydWU=
It wasn't that long ago I was buying the 3 pack at Walmart for $6.99Quote:
Originally Posted by warningshot