Posted by Aaron SEIA on December 21, 2008 at 10:04:44 from (67.55.181.204):
In Reply to: Rural propane problems posted by jdemaris on December 21, 2008 at 08:26:04:
You sure that's a national law? Here in flyover Iowa, I own my own tank, no proof of purchase and I bet as long as my money was good, I could buy gas from one of about 4 companies local. They are for sure going to check the build plate and make sure it's rated for LP and not an anhydrous tank, but even then, I bet one or two would still fill it. Company I used to work for got out of the owning the tank business in 2001. They'd sell you one, or fill what you had, no tank rent programs unless you were a farmer with high volumes.
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