Posted by Greg_Ky on February 02, 2014 at 11:00:28 from (216.146.234.53):
In Reply to: propane usage posted by dana89 on February 02, 2014 at 07:12:37:
Most delivery trucks now a days are GPS enabled, they have to be within so many feet of the tank that matches the customer number and address or the pump on the truck will not even enable to pump the propane. The pumps on the trucks are calibrated and temperature compensated to 60*F / 20*C. I know on my tank if I raise the lid and drop it back down the gauge will change anywhere from 2% to 8% (this gives the closest to the gallons pumped) also if your tank is not PERFECTLY LEVEL your percentage will be farther off than the dip tube that your driver uses to fill the tank.
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