Where to fill up propane tanks when picking up new Escape?

[Bobbito]

Great information, as usual, Brian. Thanks.


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[JPSpins]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

This kind of thread makes my hair start on fire. Ten Forward is now a Toddler... almost 26 months old. I still have both ETI propane tanks with enough propane to cook a steak dinner (inside!)

Stop worrying about the "stuff." If after your orientation and initial campout to check the systems.... GO, just go. Propane is available lots of places. You just spent $$$ on your custom ETI build. At this point saving (x) on propane because you buy from one place vs another going to change your pleasure? REALLY?


Propane usage isn't a big deal for ME. I'm a typical NW camper. Always hooked up and I KNOW where I can get propane if needed. $40 to fill a tank or $10 to fill the same tank is minor compared to sitting at home on the couch. Make MEMORIES!


YMMV

Brilliant! LOL

[Ron in BC]

Yup, Donna tells it like it is.

That's always been our way of doing things. Just take the first step and go. The rest will take care of itself.

Ron

[techfan]

Originally Posted by Bobbito

I was at Costco today and saw the tanks with the float gauges on them. I can't wait to replace my current tanks with this type as their certified to dates come due. Any info on how these gauges perform long term?
Bob K


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6 years on mine and still as accurate as when first bought. When on the end of the green it is 1/2 full or 1/2 empty depending on how you view life.