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  1. 8th June 2009, 05:35 PM #41
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    nice slunnie nice!!
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  2. 8th June 2009, 08:20 PM #42
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    Hey thanks dullbird! Construction is starting shortly, so hopefully there will be a house to go around the stove!
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    We changed over from all electric to a gas/electric Ilve 90 something a few years ago, they're a great stove. I'm sure you'll be pleased with it.
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    "Thats also a really interesting point re the bottles and filling. It'd be interesting to know if filling bottles from built adaptors which are trailer mounted for example is illegal".

    The regulations are fairly straightforward.
    You can fill any automotive cylinder "attached to & forming part of a vehicles fuel system" from a bowser & thats it..
    Up to a 20 litre cylinder ( generally 9kg) can be decant filled, unless its an automotive ( forklift) cylinder, then its 50 litres.
    The gas at a servo is usually autogas which is 50% butane 50% propane.
    There has been an alert out for years & years & I know a bloke who got pinged. He went to court & got fined, but he won't discuss it at all. It must have hurt.

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