Filling small propane tanks
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Filling small propane tanks
Years ago to fill up a small propane tank we used to have to drive out past Chapala and turn left up a dusty road to a big propane place to fill our tanks.
Then the Propane place on the caretera just east of Pemex started filling them.
I stopped in yesterday to get a tank filled and the guy told me that they no longer did that and I needed to go to Santa Cruz which I believe is the place we used to go to.
My Spanish is not so great so there is a possibility I misunderstood, maybe they were just out of gas yesterday.
I hope this is just temporary.
Anyone have any insight on this situation?
Then the Propane place on the caretera just east of Pemex started filling them.
I stopped in yesterday to get a tank filled and the guy told me that they no longer did that and I needed to go to Santa Cruz which I believe is the place we used to go to.
My Spanish is not so great so there is a possibility I misunderstood, maybe they were just out of gas yesterday.
I hope this is just temporary.
Anyone have any insight on this situation?
soundman- Member
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Re: Filling small propane tanks
Define "small."
We have a small tank for our casita HWH. We swap it out with the propane trucks that carry small tanks on their truck.
If you mean a BBQ grill tank, why not have your grill tied into your main propane tank?
We have a small tank for our casita HWH. We swap it out with the propane trucks that carry small tanks on their truck.
If you mean a BBQ grill tank, why not have your grill tied into your main propane tank?
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Re: Filling small propane tanks
It is a small tank for a Weber BBQ.
Unfortunately, the main tank is about 200 meters away and it would be impossible to hide the gas line.
It's been much easier to just refill the tank as I have another one for a heater that I can swap out.
Unfortunately, the main tank is about 200 meters away and it would be impossible to hide the gas line.
It's been much easier to just refill the tank as I have another one for a heater that I can swap out.
soundman- Member
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Re: Filling small propane tanks
I've always gotten mine filled across the Careterra from Scallions.
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Re: Filling small propane tanks
Yes, that's the place that told me yesterday that they are not doing it anymore.
soundman- Member
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Re: Filling small propane tanks
Has anyone filled small propane tanks lately? Across from Scallions still not available for filling tanks?
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Re: Filling small propane tanks
Gas Rosa on the Chapala-Mezcala highway just past Greg's Auto Service in east Chapala. Excellent drive through and manned all day.
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Re: Filling small propane tanks
Never knew of this place! Second picture shows the man filling a small tank on a scale too!Ezzie wrote:Gas Rosa on the Chapala-Mezcala highway just past Greg's Auto Service in east Chapala. Excellent drive through and manned all day.
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Re: Filling small propane tanks
Thank you so much! This beats the heck out of going to the one located on the scary road out in the boonies east of Chapala.
For those who are located west of Ajijic, it may be easier to go to Jocotepec. Drove right by Gas La Curva today which is on the curve (right hand side) of the highway just before you enter Jocotepec. Just past it, and still going west, is the Oxxo where you turn left to get to the Malecon. Easy in and out as well.
For those who are located west of Ajijic, it may be easier to go to Jocotepec. Drove right by Gas La Curva today which is on the curve (right hand side) of the highway just before you enter Jocotepec. Just past it, and still going west, is the Oxxo where you turn left to get to the Malecon. Easy in and out as well.
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Re: Filling small propane tanks
Another great map. Thanks!
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