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Old 02-27-2017, 02:15 PM   #1
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Propane Question

I will be living in my RV full-time and hoping to stay some places for more than a week or so. I have a question about getting the propane tanks refilled, especially at some of the RV parks. Do I have to move the RV every time the propane gets low, or do some of the parks come around and fill them on-site?
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Some of the commercial Propane dealers have trucks with propane delivery to RV's in our area, so maybe give one in your area a call. Good Luck.
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Thanks, I was hoping that might be the case. I guess it would be a case of checking with the RV park to see who they recommend for that service.
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Hi Vikki! Welcome to IRV2! We're sure glad you joined the gang!

What Unplanned said!

Good luck, happy trails, and God bless!
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another option many full timers in cold climates use is the 'extend a stay' propane inline connector device, allowing you to use standard 20lb propane cylinders rather than having to fill your onboard propane tank...

https://www.rvsupplyparts.com/catalo...its-232-1.html

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Not all RV parks have on-site propane .........service or capability

Propane companies may or may not do on-site delivery.

So you will need to plan ahead and check.
Otherwise you will have to drive RV to propane vendor for refill
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Lots of gas stations around here have auto propane, so that's also something to think about. Fill up when you gas up if propane is getting low.
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I don't know of an RV park that will come to you with propane. Getting a local is about the only option, and many of them don't have the couplings to fill RVs.

I'm sure the park can suggest somebody.
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Delivery can double the cost of your propane fill up , so Extend - A -Stay, or a similar product can pay for its self in a short time.
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Delivery can double the cost of your propane fill up , so Extend - A -Stay, or a similar product can pay for its self in a short time.
Our '00 DSDP had a propane generator and a 40 gallon (32 usable) tank. We were going to an FMCA rally and knew we would need the generator for cooling since we had two dogs. Got the Extend A Stay and a 10 gallon tank. Glad I did because in 5 days we used most of the onboard tank and two refills on the 10 gallon one. No longer have the MH, in fact we traded it off on a rig with a diesel gen in '02.
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