Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: bruey on December 18, 2009, 07:53:49 PM
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just got a notice from my propane company . they want to charge me 125.00 because i didnt fill the their tank this year. its over at my barn, i own the one at my house. the crock is to have them take it out they want to charge me 125.00 to empty it because its half full, anyone have any ideas?
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Nice, can you move it to your house and use it up?
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no, i dont think so. anyway i use my stove not my furnace, i think i will call and find out what the min. ship amount is, just hate to spend the money right now.
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I just went through the same thing. I have a 500 gallon propane tank I am paying "rental" on. I haven't filled it for a couple years, since I use the furnace very little. So,,,,,,,,,,, I continued to pay the rental fee until it was almost empty, and just purchased a 100 # tank for my cooking stove. You just have to look at where you can get the most bang for your buck. If you fill it more now to avoid the $125 fee,,, will it just snowball next year?? Then you will have more in the tank, and another $125 bill??
Might be better off to have them empty it, and take the refund on propane now, and cut your losses.
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Had the same problem. I told them i was going to cancell if they didn't waive the fee. I said i was planning to use more propane in the future. This worked for two seasons before they said that was the last waiver they could give me .
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you wont believe what those jackxxx did, went on an ordered some for my house , we do cook with it, and they put 200 gallons in my tank at the barn instead of the one at my house, cant wait til tomorrow, they are going to move it now or else!!!!!! :bash: :bash:
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The brightside is now they can move it all for you! :D
Hope it works out.
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Hey Bruey,,,,,,,,, did ya get it moved?? Keep us posted.
When I first had mine set at my new house,, they couldn't get it where I wanted it. I moved it myself. Hooked a chain to it, and drug it about 75 feet to where I wanted it originally. You can't hurt these things. Now I will be glad when this thing is out of my yard totally.