> Just wondering if anyone could tell me the approx cost to do the 10 yearly
> inspection / valve replace (or whatever they do) on a car LPG tank? Looking
> at buying an LPG vehicle but tank is almost out of date.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> James
>
>
>

> James wrote:

>> Just wondering if anyone could tell me the approx cost to do the 10
>> yearly inspection / valve replace (or whatever they do) on a car LPG
>> tank? Looking at buying an LPG vehicle but tank is almost out of date.
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> James
>>
>>
>>

> Location dependant , last one we had instpected was around $100.00 but
> again greed is crept into the trade so maybe more ?

> "atec77" hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:fvissq$7m9$1@aioe.org...

>> James wrote:

>>> Just wondering if anyone could tell me the approx cost to do the 10
>>> yearly inspection / valve replace (or whatever they do) on a car LPG
>>> tank? Looking at buying an LPG vehicle but tank is almost out of date.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance
>>>
>>> James
>>>
>>>
>>>

>> Location dependant , last one we had instpected was around $100.00 but
>> again greed is crept into the trade so maybe more ?

>
>
> Thanks for that. I assume that sort of price would be for a tank removed
> from the vehicle or is it done in situ? I can't see anyone removing & ...

> Just wondering if anyone could tell me the approx cost to do the 10 yearly
> inspection / valve replace (or whatever they do) on a car LPG tank?
> Looking at buying an LPG vehicle but tank is almost out of date.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> James
>

> Location dependant , last one we had instpected was around $100.00 but
> again greed is crept into the trade so maybe more ?

> atec77 wrote...
>

>> Location dependant , last one we had instpected was around $100.00 but
>> again greed is crept into the trade so maybe more ?

>
> This raises a point - how are these ten year limits enforced? With filling
> BBQ cylinders the attendant won't do it if the bottle's out of date. But
> we don't have them looking inside our boots when we pull in to fill 'er
> up.
>
> I s'pose for states that have compulsory annual roadworthy check that it
> could be done then, but for the rest of the country?
>
>

> Linked to rego , no new cert no rego

> I s'pose for states that have compulsory annual roadworthy check that it
> could be done then, but for the rest of the country?