Improving the Camping Experience

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Originally Posted by Tank

In posts #59 and #60 Andy G and 85 County make relevant and factual statements, attacking NO ONE personally, just telling how it is.
In post 61 you say: Quote: Let's keep it nice please. I see no reason why you make someone's decision to carry one fuel over the other personal. The discussion was going along very nicely. If you don't have anything productive to say, maybe just say nothing at all.
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Now if you apply the rules evenly, you should be giving yourself a smack over the wrist for wrongly accusing people for doing nothing but expressing their opinions and facts, nobody was attacked personally and the statements made were correct and commonsense.
So when I vacate the naughty corner, it's your turn, Regards frank.

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You still waffling on...?

AMG guys lets get back to the original post. Andy will be here next month needs to sort camping gear out:)

Mrs hh:angel:

Can we all move on, the thread is dead.

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Originally Posted by 85 county

that would leave the argument of which is more likely to leek. not closing the tap on an lpg bottle would be equal to not tighting the lid on a tin of shellite. than and will/do happen at what in Australia are normal ambient temperatures.

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I am leaving for holidays in the morning. The three 9 kg bottles I have loaded in two vehicles all have a bung in the outlet, so if a tap was accidentally turned on gas will not leak.

Porta potti and a shower/toilet tent, good for your bum and the environment, Regards Frank.

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Originally Posted by d2dave

I am leaving for holidays in the morning. The three 9 kg bottles I have loaded in two vehicles all have a bung in the outlet, so if a tap was accidentally turned on gas will not leak.

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NO, but you are, man up and admit you were wrong, Regards Frank.

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Originally Posted by bacicat

You still waffling on...?

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Originally Posted by d2dave

I am leaving for holidays in the morning. The three 9 kg bottles I have loaded in two vehicles all have a bung in the outlet, so if a tap was accidentally turned on gas will not leak.

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Is there anything special about the bung? The gas pressure is quite high.
What sort of bung is it?

The plastic ones that come with a swap and go.

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Originally Posted by The ho har's

AMG guys lets get back to the original post. Andy will be here next month needs to sort camping gear out:)

Mrs hh:angel:

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The Sheraton, the Hilton, the Auntie, the Brother, the nice place down at Torquay :D , JDNSW's back yard

okay joking about the Sheraton & Hilton
This is a soft trip

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Originally Posted by d2dave

The plastic ones that come with a swap and go.

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i thought about that, so ducked out side and cracked a bottle with the blue bung in. it leaked. but then i did the bung up with a spanner and it did not leak.