Posted by Spotted Horse on December 21, 2008 at 23:58:10 from (24.225.2.92):
In Reply to: Rural propane problems posted by jdemaris on December 21, 2008 at 08:26:04:
When I lived in interior Alaska, it was quite common for the temperture to drop to -50 degrees for long periods in the winter. I never had any trouble keeping my propane flowing with my tank buried 1/2 in the ground.
Another fella I knew up there, kept a heat lamp shining on the side of his (above ground) tank and didn't have any problems keeping his propane flowing (that I know of).
As for "common sense", I must not have any either, because I bought my (used) tank from a local co-op and I don't know if I could even find the canceled check for it if I had to. My supplier has never questioned the ownership of my tank, he's just happy to have me as a customer.
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