Lpg to be purged for export

[TinCrumpet]

Hi
We are shipping an Airstream From Galveston and need a
company to give us a certificate to say the LPG tanks are empty
Does anyone know of a company that will do this
thanks
TinCrumpet

[Jammer]

Originally Posted by TinCrumpet

Hi
We are shipping an Airstream From Galveston and need a
company to give us a certificate to say the LPG tanks are empty
Does anyone know of a company that will do this
thanks
TinCrumpet

This is on a MH, right??

Any propane dealer should be able to purge the tank with nitrogen and give you an invoice stating they have done so.

[TinCrumpet]

Originally Posted by Jammer

This is on a MH, right??

Any propane dealer should be able to purge the tank with nitrogen and give you an invoice stating they have done so.

Hello there
Thanks for replying... Ive been ringing from England all night and can't find one yet in Galveston.
Also im restricted to whats on the internet ... If you know of one I would be grateful to hear.
Its the propane ....not the petrol tanks for the engine.... Im talking about
Kind rgds

if you

[Birdwell57]

Have you tried 411yellowpages.com an on-line telephone directory? Try propane for business type and Galveston, TX or Houston, TX for location.

[Aage]

Worst come to worst, leave the tanks in the US, or buy new ones just b4 leaving...

[Airslide]

Propane tanks Vehicles with propane tanks for auxillary uses must be delivered for shipment with the propane tanks empty of any liquid or fumes. The empty tank must be tagged and certified as "gas free" by an authorized propane dealer or service company. We recommend that you verify the cost of emptying and certifying propane tanks. It may be less costly to purchase a new tank at your destination.



Hey Lili,

This is what one shipping company has on their website..

[TinCrumpet]

Originally Posted by Aage

Worst come to worst, leave the tanks in the US, or buy new ones just b4 leaving...

Thank you for the help...
Ill look again tonight
x

[TinCrumpet]

Originally Posted by Airslide

Propane tanks Vehicles with propane tanks for auxillary uses must be delivered for shipment with the propane tanks empty of any liquid or fumes. The empty tank must be tagged and certified as "gas free" by an authorized propane dealer or service company. We recommend that you verify the cost of emptying and certifying propane tanks. It may be less costly to purchase a new tank at your destination.

Hey Lili,

This is what one shipping company has on their website..

Hi Vin
Hans has been so busy looking at the route .. Ive been trying to do this myself ... I thought the tanks were built in ?

[wahoonc]

Originally Posted by Aage

Worst come to worst, leave the tanks in the US, or buy new ones just b4 leaving...

Most MoHo's that I am familiar with have permanently mounted tanks. But leaving it behind still could be an option.

Aaron

[overlander63]

You could probably get these people to help you:
Praxair, Inc. - Manufacturer of industrial, process and specialty gases
They are in Texas City, right by the Port of Galveston.

[TinCrumpet]

Originally Posted by Birdwell57

Have you tried 411yellowpages.com an on-line telephone directory? Try propane for business type and Galveston, TX or Houston, TX for location.

I love your avatar .... makes me want to tickle you ! so cute

Thanks ... Hans will look tonight

[TinCrumpet]

Originally Posted by wahoonc

Most MoHo's that I am familiar with have permanently mounted tanks. But leaving it behind still could be an option.

Aaron

Thanks
Ill get Vinnne to look
it could cost hundreds to replace over here though
x

[TinCrumpet]

Originally Posted by overlander63

You could probably get these people to help you:
Praxair, Inc. - Manufacturer of industrial, process and specialty gases
They are in Texas City, right by the Port of Galveston.

Thanyou so much
The Prof will investigate this evening after work.
x

[overlander63]

Originally Posted by TinCrumpet

Thanyou so much
The Prof will investigate this evening after work.
x

Here's the phone number, it didn't make it into my original post:
(409) 943-9200

Even if they can't help you, they should be able to tell you who can in that area.