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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    D2: 2750-2075 = 675kg

    D4: 3240-2588 = 652kg

    Not a significant difference... Is LPG Availability Dwindling?
    Less than 2 cases of XXXX.

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    Hey that's where all the important weight is! Difference between a good weekend and a Gr8 one... Cheers

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    Never understood why travelling into the wilderness to do little but create a hang over is viable. Is LPG Availability Dwindling?

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    I am not literally taking the ****. Tea, coffee and water man only. Cheers

    PS. Now significant food consumption is another story...

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    How much do these tanks weigh? I've got two 40 litre tanks.

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    Is LPG Availability Dwindling?

    About 18-20kg each plus frame

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    The two different (full) underslung tanks would cancel each other out,,
    maybe plus 30kg for the small pulp tank in the guard,
    take out the 4 of the seven seats ( you ever lifted seat 4/5 on a D2 Tombie? silly me,, of couse you have.) add the triple manifold tanks, and you'd be fairly close to standard weight I reckon.

    The fact the car never carries anything more than two people, a dog and camping chairs due to the caravan on its bum is irrelevant I suppose--
    mind you, Guiness has put on a kilo or two lately,,
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    The local Shell garage is removing the LPG tanks,etc, at the moment.

    Seems the recently refurbished BP and Caltex,and a recently built Freedom are keeping it.

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    Pedro, yep. You're not kidding that the 3/4/5 seats are pretty heavy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift View Post
    The two different (full) underslung tanks would cancel each other out,,
    maybe plus 30kg for the small pulp tank in the guard,
    take out the 4 of the seven seats ( you ever lifted seat 4/5 on a D2 Tombie? silly me,, of couse you have.) add the triple manifold tanks, and you'd be fairly close to standard weight I reckon.

    The fact the car never carries anything more than two people, a dog and camping chairs due to the caravan on its bum is irrelevant I suppose--
    mind you, Guiness has put on a kilo or two lately,,
    Blaming the dog again are we Pete...?
    If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.

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