I'm sorry if I've broke the site rules and upset some members.
I just thought I would try and save a fellow caravaner a couple of quid.
I bought 2 907 gaz bottles many years ago in my camping days, I still keep one for emergencies abroad, the other was just in the way.
The Calor bottle came with a second hand caravan I bought many years ago, I've now converted to Calor lite and this one was in the way also.
But hey ho I'll just take them to the tip and someone can pick them up for free, but you'll have to guess which tip.
Paul
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Apologies re the gas bottles
#2
Posted 08 February 2010 - 06:22 PM
No apology necessary Paul if you didn't know, and I don't believe anyone is upset.
The best way to dispose of unwanted Calor cylinders is simply to return them to a Calor depot. If you have the original agreement, there is a sliding refund scale, but this reaches zero in very few years, so I suspect since they came with the caravan, that would have no value to you.
I honestly don't know the rules for the Gaz 907, but suspect that is probably yours to sell if you wish.
Gordon
The best way to dispose of unwanted Calor cylinders is simply to return them to a Calor depot. If you have the original agreement, there is a sliding refund scale, but this reaches zero in very few years, so I suspect since they came with the caravan, that would have no value to you.
I honestly don't know the rules for the Gaz 907, but suspect that is probably yours to sell if you wish.
Gordon
#3
Posted 08 February 2010 - 07:17 PM
Hurdsey, on 08 February 2010 - 02:52 PM, said:
I'm sorry if I've broke the site rules and upset some members.
I just thought I would try and save a fellow caravaner a couple of quid.
I bought 2 907 gaz bottles many years ago in my camping days, I still keep one for emergencies abroad, the other was just in the way.
The Calor bottle came with a second hand caravan I bought many years ago, I've now converted to Calor lite and this one was in the way also.
But hey ho I'll just take them to the tip and someone can pick them up for free, but you'll have to guess which tip.
Paul
I just thought I would try and save a fellow caravaner a couple of quid.
I bought 2 907 gaz bottles many years ago in my camping days, I still keep one for emergencies abroad, the other was just in the way.
The Calor bottle came with a second hand caravan I bought many years ago, I've now converted to Calor lite and this one was in the way also.
But hey ho I'll just take them to the tip and someone can pick them up for free, but you'll have to guess which tip.
Paul
Easy 'sell them elsewhere' i did and made the guy well happy & saving him ££'s and i recouped some dosh back too and no-one got hurt in the transaction either ..happy peoples all round...
local free papers,gumtree,ebay,preloved site etc have no probs with these ads..
hope i dont get into trouble!
#4
Posted 08 February 2010 - 08:46 PM
Thanks guys, I dont think there is any H&S issue with empty cylinders, when you take it in to Calor for a refill all empty cylinders are checked over and if neccessary fully refurbished before they go out again. There was an article all about it many years ago in the CC magazine.
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