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Ok, maybe I got a little huffy too fast :)
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Posted by Matt from CT on August 12, 2006 at 13:14:29 from (68.118.198.252):
In Reply to: Re: Now I get to complain about Ferrel Gas... posted by CLW on August 12, 2006 at 12:13:12:
Ok... I did save $8 because I remembered who around here fills them today and they charged $12 v. $20 for Blue Rhino. CAVEAT #1:
Weighing my cylinder a few minutes ago on a bathroom scale, they also only put in 17# (cylinder had a tare weight of 17# stamped on it, total was 34#). CAVEAT #2:
That makes no real sense... The current NFPA regulations allow you to fill to 80% of the capacity. My tank has a Water Capacity ("WC") stamped on it as 47.6#, which you multiply by .51 to get the Propane capacity...which is 24.22# And that's the number you're allowed under the current NFPA regulations to fill upto 80% of. 24.22 x .80 = 19.38#. Hmmm... I'll even concede at some point in the past what we call a 20# cylinder could have legally been filled to 20#, and under today's standards the same nominal size has to be filled a little less. Don't know for sure, but could be... But still weight is weight, and that cylinder is designed under today's standards to safely hold more than 19 pounds of propane, and it's only being filled to 17... Unless there's something else I'm missing???
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