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Old 05-28-2007, 06:17 AM   #15
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I run with my OFF. LAsst summer we left Vancouver at 35 C and drove into the interior of BC. 8 hours later the beer was still cold!

About 15 years ago a neighbour burned down a gas station by leaving his on. He was able to drive his motorhome away will little damage, but the gas station wasn't so lucky.

For those of you who run with the propane on for your fridge, do you turn off the water heater?
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Is it not against the law in Canada to run with your propane on? I heards it was>
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Point to ponder...If you can't have the propane on while traveling, how do the folks with propane generators run their generator and A/C. Also, what about propane powered trucks.....

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