What to do with Gas Canisters

Posted by on March 15, 2009, 11:45 am

On Sun, 15 Mar 2009 06:53:39 -0700 (PDT), mdindestin@gmail.com wrote:

>My father left me with two canisters of gas. One is 22 and the other
>12.
>What are these worth?
>I'm assuming I can only sell to a licensed individual, is that
>correct?
>Can 12 still be sold at all? If not, how do I properly get rid of it?
>Thanks

So, the last thing he did for you was to pass the gas ?

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Posted by Stormin Mormon on March 15, 2009, 10:50 pm

I'm not sure the letter of the law, but you "should" sell to
someone who has the proper EPA card. If the tanks are full,
it's just a "what the market will bear" thing. I do service
some old R-12 units. But, there are few of them up and
running. Since R-12 went out of action in 1994.

Yes, both can be sold to anyone with an EPA card. Disposal
isn't necessary.

Don't know what to tell you, about pricing. Make some phone
calls, and don't take the first offer you get. Where are
you, anyway? City and state is enough detail.

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My father left me with two canisters of gas. One is 22 and
the other
12.

What are these worth?

I'm assuming I can only sell to a licensed individual, is
that
correct?

Can 12 still be sold at all? If not, how do I properly get
rid of it?

Thanks

Posted by on March 16, 2009, 6:07 pm

On Mar 15, 9:50=A0pm, "Stormin Mormon"

> I'm not sure the letter of the law, but you "should" sell to
> someone who has the proper EPA card. If the tanks are full,
> it's just a "what the market will bear" thing. I do service
> some old R-12 units. But, there are few of them up and
> running. Since R-12 went out of action in 1994.
> Yes, both can be sold to anyone with an EPA card. Disposal
> isn't necessary.
> Don't know what to tell you, about pricing. Make some phone
> calls, and don't take the first offer you get. Where are
> you, anyway? City and state is enough detail.
> --
> Christopher A. Young
> Learn more about Jesus
> =A0www.lds.org
> .
> My father left me with two canisters of gas. =A0One is 22 and
> the other
> 12.
> What are these worth?
> I'm assuming I can only sell to a licensed individual, is
> that
> correct?
> Can 12 still be sold at all? =A0If not, how do I properly get
> rid of it?
> Thanks

That helps, thanks. I'm in the Northwest Florida area.

Posted by Stormin Mormon on March 16, 2009, 6:30 pm

I'm in NY state, a bit too far to drive for a couple jug of
juice. Like I say, make a couple phone calls. Look in the
phone book under "air conditioning contractors" or
"refrigerators service and repair". I'm guessing if you do
choose to sell, you might get $75-200 for the R-22, if it's
full. And $100-500 for the R-12. Why the big range? Well,
the price of refrigerants is going up and down. And, the
demand for refrigerants varies. Some folks don't do R-22 any
more (like Steve) and a few people never see R-12 equipment
any more.

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That helps, thanks. I'm in the Northwest Florida area.

Posted by on March 16, 2009, 7:40 pm

On Mon, 16 Mar 2009 15:07:59 -0700 (PDT), mdindestin@gmail.com wrote:

>On Mar 15, 9:50 pm, "Stormin Mormon"

>> I'm not sure the letter of the law, but you "should" sell to
>> someone who has the proper EPA card. If the tanks are full,
>> it's just a "what the market will bear" thing. I do service
>> some old R-12 units. But, there are few of them up and
>> running. Since R-12 went out of action in 1994.
>> Yes, both can be sold to anyone with an EPA card. Disposal
>> isn't necessary.
>> Don't know what to tell you, about pricing. Make some phone
>> calls, and don't take the first offer you get. Where are
>> you, anyway? City and state is enough detail.
>> --
>> Christopher A. Young
>> Learn more about Jesus
>> www.lds.org
>> .
>> My father left me with two canisters of gas. One is 22 and
>> the other
>> 12.
>> What are these worth?
>> I'm assuming I can only sell to a licensed individual, is
>> that
>> correct?
>> Can 12 still be sold at all? If not, how do I properly get
>> rid of it?
>> Thanks

>That helps, thanks. I'm in the Northwest Florida area.

        You THANK him for the wrong 'information' he jsut gave you ???

        Follow it, and either you or your buyer or both will be
breaking the law. Possible $ 10,000 fine.

        Go ahead, thank him again.

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