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I am new to this group but I have been in the propane industry for over 19 years, a rookie by some people's standards. I've seen a lot of strange and dumb...
Funny story Brian, We had this same thing happen to a bobtail making a delivery to a scrap yard several years ago. What's ironic is what they call it; it seems...
One of the drivers I work with performed this brainiac stunt, and I was there to see it. He was brand new and had finished his training period. Before...
I have had simular with the blast off the liquid fill on the back of the bobtail! The nut loosened up on my truck, After loading I had the hissing reached over...
how about roofers building a fire around the bottom of 100 lbs to remove the ice, it really works as long as you keep the fire small. ... From: Brian Reed To:...
Our old plant used to have a 3"gate valve that the transport would unload into. One day my former boss who has since retired, walked out to the bulkhead to...
I was calling on a gas dealer in the service dept and a call came in that the driver on a bulk truck had run outta gas. The service mgr said fill the ...
I have to tell this story... but I need to qualify it before I do. This was a story told in one of the training classes I attended. I do not know where this...
I worked in Maryland with a service technician who had a very profound
mechanical ability. He left the company I was working with for a higher
paying position...
The bobtail/pickup story sounds like something Dave Myer of Gast Training and Developement would tell. He was always good for stories but never would disclose...
I just learned Friday that Blossman has purchased a small company in my area in Virginia! they will be the new kid on the block! maybe that will open the lp...
Dan, Having someone else being the highest around in my opinion is better than having someone new come in and give the gas away. In your service business,...
Trivia Question, I am trying to get a sense of the most commonly used devices in our day to
day operations.Hopefully everyone will be able to respond.What is...
The most reliable is a water manometer. Soap is most commonly used but a CGI probably is more reliable ... __________________________________ Do you...
I agree with the accuracy issue but what do your companies use? ... From: jerk meoff Date: 01/09/05 21:36:14 To: propane_gas_workers_group@yahoogroups.com ...
I use a spring guage, But I have to calibrate it often so it is accurate. I also purchased a (Dwyer) electronic manometerand using that most of the time now.I...
I do agree with you Scott, But .60 Cents for the customer is a very big difference per gallon. I would say the average heating rate is around $1.90 of 6 of the...
Hello everybody,happy new year to all propane workers. Prices have been very high here also. Lucky in a way for our custumers that winter is not cold. We are...
Thank you very much Dan. ... From: Dan Date: 01/10/05 05:06:55 To: propane_gas_workers_group@yahoogroups.com Subject: [propane_gas_workers_group] RE: Trivia I...
Eric, I've been with three different companies over the years my present company tends to lean toward the block gauge for the drivers just doing a leak test,...
I use both a spring gauge and a leak soap. The best place I found to test is at the second stage regulator in the port provided on the Regos or the low...
... I had a customer of mine while installing a Rinnai drill a pilot hole through the wall and through the side of the 420 on the other side of the wall. He...
... A spring guage is only accurate when calibrated the water column manometer can not be wrong and does not need to be calibrated. In Mass we have use 5 lb...
Hey Jack, did not know you were on this group. Richard at Walter's Propane I burnt my hair in 1987, not bad, I was 17 at the time, lighting the pilots, thought...