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Anyone know if there are different types of gas available at petrol
stations and, if so, what they are? I was once told by a garage cashier that the gas they had wasn't suitable for my motorhome. He directed me to another garage where I was able to fill up. Looking round for some info on the topic I think the motorhome can fill up with LPG which is also available under a brand name of Autogas. http://www.lpgmap.co.uk/ http://www.drivelpg.co.uk/map/index.php http://www.autogas.ltd.uk/whereToBuyMap.htm http://www.go-autogas.com/ Is the above correct? If not, what's the true story? If it's right then what could have been the other gas the garage had? Any pointers appreciated. James |
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, James Harris writes Anyone know if there are different types of gas available at petrol stations and, if so, what they are? I was once told by a garage cashier that the gas they had wasn't suitable for my motorhome. He directed me to another garage where I was able to fill up. Looking round for some info on the topic I think the motorhome can fill up with LPG which is also available under a brand name of Autogas. http://www.lpgmap.co.uk/ http://www.drivelpg.co.uk/map/index.php http://www.autogas.ltd.uk/whereToBuyMap.htm http://www.go-autogas.com/ Is the above correct? If not, what's the true story? If it's right then what could have been the other gas the garage had? Any pointers appreciated. James Autogas is basically commercial grade propane except that it's quality isn't covered by any BS standard. Calor did their best to scare filling stations into refusing to allow you to refill cylinders with autogas as it is obviously cheaper and less profitable than the exchange cylinder price. Most will allow you to fill if the tank/bottle is fixed in the motorhome/caravan. -- hugh "Believe nothing. No matter where you read it, Or who said it, Even if I have said it, Unless it agrees with your own reason And your own common sense." Buddha |
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On 14 July, 23:32, hugh ] wrote:
In message , James Harris writes Anyone know if there are different types of gas available at petrol stations and, if so, what they are? I was once told by a garage cashier that the gas they had wasn't suitable for my motorhome. He directed me to another garage where I was able to fill up. Looking round for some info on the topic I think the motorhome can fill up with LPG which is also available under a brand name of Autogas. *http://www.lpgmap.co.uk/ *http://www.drivelpg.co.uk/map/index.php *http://www.autogas.ltd.uk/whereToBuyMap.htm *http://www.go-autogas.com/ Is the above correct? If not, what's the true story? If it's right then what could have been the other gas the garage had? Any pointers appreciated. Autogas is basically commercial grade propane except that it's quality isn't covered by any BS standard. Calor did their best to scare filling stations into refusing to allow you to refill cylinders with autogas as it is obviously cheaper and less profitable than the exchange cylinder price. Most will allow you to fill if the tank/bottle is fixed in the motorhome/caravan. Thanks for the info. The gas filler was fixed so it's a puzzle as to what gas that particular garage had. If I ever get told the same story I'll ask some more questions. James |