How to Transport Propane Cylinders
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- čas přidán 24. 01. 2019
- Whether you’re purchasing a new propane tank or refilling your favorite grilling tank, there a few things you need to know before transporting a filled propane cylinder. Please adhere to the following propane regulations for the safe transportation of your propane tank.
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The problem here is he didn’t teach soccer mom in a mini van how to use a seat belt through the handle of a 20lb cylinder and then buckle it up and tighten it to prevent it from becoming a projectile in an accident. I’ve done it that way for years and the tank is secure and safe. Some vehicles have small trunk space such as the Montana
Good info and fantastic acting. 😉 I drove to U-Haul to have my propane tank refilled. However, the employees at the store told me they were not trained or authorized to pump propane and I'd need to come back, and to call in advance to make sure an authorized propane person was working. Come on U-Haul... train all your people.
We called our local U-Haul and they had no idea what we were talking about when we asked for the Tank foot or Easy Go 😞 Thank you for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻
Her acting is top-notch.
Excellent! Thank-You!
I was just curious. You provide a good public service. Thank you!
This actually helped...thank you
The only mistake in my opinion was the guy in the truck when he secured the 100lb tank. He went from corner to corner and the tank can tip over when he’s turning left. He should have looped around the tank and anchored to the same corner to keep it snug from all directions.
Awesome explanation 👏 ❤
That was awesome
Love the old Ford pickup!
This was very helpful!
Thanks rusty
Well said.
Okay, you just prevented a few safety hazards on my part. Thank you!
Billy Bob just puts it between his legs in the passenger side of truck while Jim Bob drives. That way LP is safe and Billy can hand Jim Bob a beer when he runs dry. It's not safe for the driver to be fishing around in a cooler while driving. Safety first.
Good information to learn and a well thought out video. Nice job!
thanks for the info, great safety info. And btw she is Gorgeous!
Super helpful video, thank you!
The hog cylinders can be laid down for transportation
I would like to see transport carrier for 100 lb /24 gallon upright propane cylinder (trailer hitch mount) help solve alot of lifting problems
Thank you. This was very clear and very well done
Nice video. How can we transport in a class c motorhome? Same as sedan or suv?
Propane and propane accessories
Is it ok to transport empty 100 lb tanks horizontally?
Put them in a 4 gallon plastic milk crate. They stay more stationary
yall couldnt have found an even older crummier pickup for your video? no model T's available?
That’s a classic truck,
Peak California.
she is so beautiful
SHE FINEE AS HELL
she is cute .. i dont even use propane .. i just stayed to watch her LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
usually just chuck em in the trunk with the kids
They really didn't show fully how to secure the 100lb cylinder in the back of the truck
Everything else I have read indicates that you should never transport the cylinders in the passenger compartment.
Ratchet straps?
Of course, now most are cheap china made straps that I wouldn't trust to hold my 100 pound tank upright in the stupid traffic that surrounds us all. Im strapping it standing to satisfy all the BS and 1/4 mile down the road stop and laying it down on the trailer and making sure it is secure. Much safer if you need to stop quick or have an accident..
Maybe next time not have an employee wearing a company shirt it might come across less like a employee training video and more like a safety video
worthless info .. who's gonna know or care??
She seemed to really appreciate the way he Man-splained everything. Women don't need Men until they do. Lol