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I'm looking for 4.5kg alloy propane tanks (very light, assume they are aluminum alloy) to replace my 3kg steel tanks. They use to sell 4.5kg alloy tanks down here (NZ), but now only 5kgs alloy tanks are available. The 4.5Kg was going to be "a stretch" to fit but I believe it would be possible. New models of my yacht come with twin 4kg tanks. Two 4.5kg tanks would increase my propane capacity by 50% over my two current steel 3kg tanks. Any ideas? BTW, especially intersted in hearing from indididuals from "down underr" (NZ & Aussie) |
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