Henry Raymond
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Julie & 6pt Dave on July 18, 2009, 08:00:57 AM
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While we anxiously await the rebuilding of Steeple Market does anyone know where a propane tank ( for a home grill in this case ) can be re-filled. I'd like to avoid a trade if I could since I'm so emotionally attached to my current container.
Dave
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Aubuchon's in St. Albans across from the Highgate Shopping Center does it. They have a sign out front and I got mine filled there about a month ago. I think it was $13.99
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Milton Rental also fills tanks.
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Last I knew, Georgia Market also does refills...
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I just sent Ray Bouffard a note, but if you need to know right away you can always call The Georgia Market at 527-1100
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Thanks all ... Henry - Love your site....
Here's what I have found:
- Aubuchon's in St. Albans - Refill , flat rate of $13.99
- Milton Rental - Refill , flat rate of $12.99
- Georgia Market - Exchange $23.?? ( only 'newer' tanks accepted for trades )
Dave
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Exchange tanks are really expensive as you can see - $10 bucks more for a tank
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$12.99 at the Aubuchon Hardware in Jeffersonville
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Wow... I am glad I live in a big city. I can get gas blocks away.
But yet, I have always have some sort of gas.
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When we lived at the Beach there was a company that would come to your house and take empty tanks and leave full ones. I think a business like that would do well in this neck of the woods. Sure would beat driving all over Vermont to find gas.
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I am sure when Pierre reopens Steeple Market, he will again have Propane Refilling - In these tough economic times, I sometimes have to forego the convenience for costs, especially on retirement income.
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Hi All,
Got an answer back from Georgia Market - Ray's computer had a lightening strike to so took him a bit longer to answer:
Could not find the questions on the forum but to answer the propane filling question - we do not fill them .
We only exchange them ....$ 19.99 plus tax . The consumer gets a filled tank that has been tested and looks great! Most tanks that we see come in for exchange are covered with the " end results" of BBQing!
The Homestead Campgrounds fill tanks and being a neighboring business , I try to stay out of their "backyard".
They fill from April to late October - the key BBQ months .
Hope this answers you question - if not fire them back to me .
Am on our way to film a WCAX " Shop Vermont " advertisement in a few minutes!
If you find yourself in the Georgia Market area , stop by and say hi .....we still have the best prices on milk in the area ....$2.59 for Booth 2% !
Thanks for the question.
Ray
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The only problem with exchange tanks is you don't get a full tank there is 2 gallons less in the exchange tanks. There was a story done on the on Channel 3 about a 1 1/2 weeks ago. Adam's quick stop wasn't mentioned and I believe they are an exchange station.