Posted by hd6gtom on February 02, 2014 at 10:02:20 from (63.224.185.27):
In Reply to: propane usage posted by dana89 on February 02, 2014 at 07:12:37:
driver probably did nothing wrong, when you read the gauge did you take your pliers and tap on the side of the gauge or did you look at it and think it was ok. Likly the driver did and got a different reading from yours. I speak from experience, 99.9 % of those tank gauges are NOT accurate. L P gas expands and contracts with outside temp variations, that is one of several reasons the tanks can only be filled to 80%. you should have been given a metered ticket after the driver filled the tank. These meters are ridgely controlled by the state department of weights and measures, just like the gas pumps at the filling stations.
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