Post by tpcm5000 on Apr 10, 2020 14:23:02 GMT -8
Hi All,
I think I have read all the posts on propane system tests but can anyone share what I can expect from a vendor? The first RV dealer said they don't do it, and the second, although I was likely speaking with a sales associate, said something like, "we hook it up and smell for gas". Having read one of the posts that said they knew someone that blew their trailer up I am hoping someone has some detail on what I should expect from a propane system test? Looks like my baby has a stove, oven, heater, one lamp, and a propane/electric refrigerator. Guessing they will make sure there are no leaks when the gas is turned on, but not go as far as to test if there are issues when the appliances are turned on? Any other tips greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Tom
Here is a picture of the hookups just for reference, copper looks very solid, guessing the regulator is older but may still be fine, and the tank connects may need adapters as I plan to get new tanks.
propane by Tom Myers, on Flickr
I think I have read all the posts on propane system tests but can anyone share what I can expect from a vendor? The first RV dealer said they don't do it, and the second, although I was likely speaking with a sales associate, said something like, "we hook it up and smell for gas". Having read one of the posts that said they knew someone that blew their trailer up I am hoping someone has some detail on what I should expect from a propane system test? Looks like my baby has a stove, oven, heater, one lamp, and a propane/electric refrigerator. Guessing they will make sure there are no leaks when the gas is turned on, but not go as far as to test if there are issues when the appliances are turned on? Any other tips greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Tom
Here is a picture of the hookups just for reference, copper looks very solid, guessing the regulator is older but may still be fine, and the tank connects may need adapters as I plan to get new tanks.
propane by Tom Myers, on Flickr
