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On Thu, 9 Dec 2004 17:50:56 -0500, "Doug Dotson"
wrote: A bulk tank is much more economical, no disposal issues and no storage issues other than those associated with any hazardous material on a boat. One liter bottles cost about 4 to 5 times as much as bulk. I understand, but my usage is very low at the moment and I will have to get a different regulator for the Force 10 to Y-connect into the larger propane tank (also on the rail at gunwale level as I can't easily install a propane locker there). I have the rest of the bits and pieces, including a propane and gasoline bilge sniffer and a solenoid valve with remote shut-off. Now I have to put it together. I finally got the tarp and frame up yesterday, so now I have to decide whether this winter's project (in addition to replacing a troublesome exhaust system) is the propane refit or a portlight replacement. Man, I'm learning a lot about boat repair. R. |
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