Camping Gaz 907 Bottles (1 Viewer)

[Morganboy1]

Hi, We're off to France and Spain in April in our Swift Bolero, I've been told it's a good idea to remove one of the 2 6kg Propane gas bottles we use in the UK, and replace it with a Camping Gaz 907 Butane Bottle, the reason being the 6kg Propane bottles are unobtainable in France and Spain?. We are off for about 6 weeks heading down to Murcia for hopefully a warmer climate than here right now. Does any one of you experienced Spanish Motorhomers know if these bottles can be exchanged ok. I've been told by a bottle gas company here in the Uk who sell the 907 butane bottles they can even be refilled. Is this correct and would anybody know how much the refill costs. Thanks for your help and advice, this is our first European trip so we are a bit green around the gills so any advice would be most welcome.

 

[EX51SSS]

Hi, We're off to France and Spain in April in our Swift Bolero, I've been told it's a good idea to remove one of the 2 6kg Propane gas bottles we use in the UK, and replace it with a Camping Gaz 907 Butane Bottle, the reason being the 6kg Propane bottles are unobtainable in France and Spain?. We are off for about 6 weeks heading down to Murcia for hopefully a warmer climate than here right now. Does any one of you experienced Spanish Motorhomers know if these bottles can be exchanged ok. I've been told by a bottle gas company here in the Uk who sell the 907 butane bottles they can even be refilled. Is this correct and would anybody know how much the refill costs. Thanks for your help and advice, this is our first European trip so we are a bit green around the gills so any advice would be most welcome.

It's not quite right. Propane IS available but in their cylinders. Our connection (thread) is different here.. Either consider refillable or perhaps buy a French or Spanish cylinder and then you can get replacement.

 

[tonka]

Do a search ref Spanish gas bottles its all been on here many times..
Forget the camping gas, that is going to cost you a fortune...


https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/search/45555665/?q=spanish+gas&o=relevance&c[node]=5

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[Lenny HB]

Camping gas is butane and will be usless in April until you reach southern Spain. It stops gassing off at 0° but in practice not enough pressure or gas flow below 10° to run a Truma heater. Also it costs a fortune.

 

[jtp890]

I,m in Wakefield and have a spare spanish bottle if your any where near. As said Camping gas readily available but very expensive.

 

[SpeedyDux]

Camping Gaz is OK for emergencies or for cooking, but expensive for heating.

Last time I paid for a 907 refill in the UK it was £19.

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[Treeeev]

Camping Gaz is OK for emergencies or for cooking, but expensive for heating.

Last time I paid for a 907 refill in the UK it was £19.

Camping Gaz refills in the UK are now £34.99 , and although they are cheaper in Europe, the last time I had a refill in France (from Castorama) it was 24 Euro, which is still expensive

Cheers

Trevor

 

[xgx]

Yers, tiz expensive, paid 22€ for a 907 refill in France.
I use one for cooking outside and it fits neatly in the gas locker between the two 6kg Propane
...cheaper than getting an outside gas point fitted
...and it's a a back-up in the unlikely event of running out of Propane.

 

[Dorwyn]

You can get various 6kg filled bottles in France, in free or cheap containerw, you may have to fill in a rental form but you may get away with using your home address. The sales assistants don't know or care as long as they've got an address filled in on the form. There is the Cube, a lightweight plastic bottle, and various others. In Spain there is the Repsol K6 and similar one from Cepsa. But you will need a suitable adapter, I carry 3 or 4

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