The best way to get cheaper LP prices is to buy your own LP tank. I bought (2) 500 gallon LP tanks
I saved 2 dollars a gallon by doing this, costed $650 per tank, what I saved in fuel the tanks will be paid for on next fill up. If you buy your own tanks make sure you get a bill of sale or they may not fill it up.
Cna you put in underground??
Propane tanks designed for above ground use cannot be buried http://www.propane101.com/undergroundpropanetanks.htm
I just installed an underground tank as HOA insisted ....
qoute was this.
The installed price for a 500 gal underground tank is $1900, that includes tank, anode, line and regulators
To fill it was $1.79..gallon dec 2014 cost
I paid for the hole and sand seperately, being this is in Colorado 8500ft and and hour from town, cost Ive found to be always higher than normal US locations
the end result is this
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Nice! Are the boulders staying there? Are they to prevent anyone from driving over it or to keep it from floating up?
Buried tanks make lots of sense. Not just aesthetics but performance during a cold snap
Boulders are staying to prevent people driving over the cover
its installed to the left of the pickup where the mound is
this was taken prior to install
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