Taking #100 tank to get filled this weekend. It should last me thru Feb. Then 7 gallon on boards should take me thru spring.
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According to my calculations you paid $3.87 per gallon ( weight of propane = 4.7 lbs/gallon) to fill your 100# cylinder. Your buddy paid $3.87 to fill his empty 250G tank + deposit, which he gets back when finished with the tank. He got his propane delivered, you paid for the fuel to drive 20 minutes each way, your choice, as it should be. I was just offering my opinion.
No his tank was not empty,just a routine top off,same quanity as my 100#.this is why he got rid of it
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