Where to get pane tanks recertification.

Eddyj · Apr 30, 2016

Anyone know for sure who is recert tanks in Alabama. They must have scared all the fillers in my area they have turned into date code Nazies.

hokie_yj · Apr 30, 2016

I would think your local propane dealer could do it, or at least point you in the right direction.

Or call this guy.

pplblazerdude · Apr 30, 2016

Re: Where to get pane tanks recertification.

Any of your welding supply shops that have welding gas can do it

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kushKrawlin · Apr 30, 2016

My welding shop will swap them out for new ones. Maybe ask if they will..

85toyo · Apr 30, 2016

ACE in Trussville wouldn't touch my out of date tanks. Sucks because some asshole sold me 3 of them.

pholmann · Apr 30, 2016

Holston gases will recert them.

hjpcummins · Apr 30, 2016

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I never payed attention to dates,, also never had a problem getting them filled...

onepieceatatime · Apr 30, 2016

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My TSC is being more dickish about rules. They check dates more now and will only fill so many when I had my truck cap on because it was an "enclosed" vehicle.

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mckeddie · Apr 30, 2016

I never heard of dates on tanks till My old buggy went to Alabama and the new owner asked about the tank. Apparently my local place just doesn't care, or ohio doesn't do them?

98TJ · Apr 30, 2016

Eddyj said:
Anyone know for sure who is recert tanks in Alabama. They must have scared all the fillers in my area they have turned into date code Nazies.

Central gas in Gurley did mine a few months ago.

cj7-377 · Apr 30, 2016

I took mine to amerigas had them recertification done for $ 10 bucks a tank

TacomaJD · May 2, 2016

I went through this about 2 years ago. Our Holston gas company in town said they recertified them but they had to be sent off somewhere for several weeks or some **** and I'd imagine it would cost ME to ship it off with them. So I checked around to all the local gas companies and most of them didn't recertify tanks, finally found one in Fort Payne that did and in 2 days I had recertified tanks. Seems like it was over $100 for 2 tanks, because they replace the valves and that counts paying for parts and labor. I bought another 10 gallon tank while I was there and had both 10 gallon tanks and the 20 lb tank filled too, so my bill was like $350, so I don't remember exact recertification costs.

You just have to call around to all the places in your area til you find someone that will do it.