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Re: Re: Question on Selling freon
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Posted by Dh in Carolina on February 24, 2004 at 18:41:12 from (204.116.24.144):
In Reply to: Re: Question on Selling freon posted by Hal/WA on February 24, 2004 at 18:01:55:
I work with freon in my HVAC business and to buy freon 12 or any other freon you need a certification from the EPA. The cost of 12 now is somewhere around $65.00 per pound with the federal excise tax on it. The problem you have now is all new autos or tractors use freon 134a and no one wants small cans. If it was in a 30# cylinder you could move it. I don't know if you have to be certified to sell it but you do to buy it. Another problem is you have to keep records as to where you use it, recover it and so on. You might go to a HVAC company and get more advice about it. There is a lot of people who still use freon 12 in commerical equipment. Hope this helps some. DH
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