Hello,
swap bottles are obviously convenient for most domestic users, but how do people get on trying to refill stainless canisters that boats have? Does anyone know of an on water fuel facility that refills cylinders?
cheers Richard

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Stockie said..
Hello,
swap bottles are obviously convenient for most domestic users, but how do people get on trying to refill stainless canisters that boats have? Does anyone know of an on water fuel facility that refills cylinders?
cheers Richard

Hi Richard,
I am just removing a stainless steel one as we speak?
Sturrocks at Darling Point will refill your cylinders if you take them there.

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Bundeenabuoy said..

Stockie said..
Hello,
swap bottles are obviously convenient for most domestic users, but how do people get on trying to refill stainless canisters that boats have? Does anyone know of an on water fuel facility that refills cylinders?
cheers Richard

Hi Richard,
I am just removing a stainless steel one as we speak?
Sturrocks at Darling Point will refill your cylinders if you take them there.

Thanks Bundeena, I walked up to Barbecues Galore, the lady is dropping it off to my anchorage tonight on her way home, can't complain about the service!
Are you not using the stainless cylinder? I'd be keen to buy it if you don't need it anymore?
cheers Richard

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Stockie said..

Bundeenabuoy said..

Stockie said..
Hello,
swap bottles are obviously convenient for most domestic users, but how do people get on trying to refill stainless canisters that boats have? Does anyone know of an on water fuel facility that refills cylinders?
cheers Richard

Hi Richard,
I am just removing a stainless steel one as we speak?
Sturrocks at Darling Point will refill your cylinders if you take them there.

Thanks Bundeena, I walked up to Barbecues Galore, the lady is dropping it off to my anchorage tonight on her way home, can't complain about the service!
Are you not using the stainless cylinder? I'd be keen to buy it if you don't need it anymore?
cheers Richard

I am happy with it.

filled ours at rmyc pittwater.

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fairhaven said..
filled ours at rmyc pittwater.

Did you have to remove it?

In situ refills on boats are generally not allowable due to spill of gas, unknown ignition sources and potential pooling of gas in a vessel. Boom. There's no way I'd do it for someone!

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saltiest1 said..
In situ refills on boats are generally not allowable due to spill of gas, unknown ignition sources and potential pooling of gas in a vessel. Boom. There's no way I'd do it for someone!

absolutely spot on