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Old 09-02-2006, 04:22 PM   #1
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I know I can adapt and run my grill off my Adventurer propane tank and I also know I can get bigger grill tanks. What I need to know is what folks do with the little 160z tanks when they are used up.
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I know I can adapt and run my grill off my Adventurer propane tank and I also know I can get bigger grill tanks. What I need to know is what folks do with the little 160z tanks when they are used up.
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I believe you can refill them off a 20 lb cylinder. I believe it's legal to throw them in the garbage if they're empty.
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I just toss mine in the trash when empty. Read this.
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