GASIT. OR. GASLOW URGENT HELP REQD

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Please help, which do I have, what is the difference between the two.

Thanks
 
Is it written on the tank? Or, yellow bottle for Gaslow and red for gasit. Little difference between the two except, maybe, purchase price.
 
One is orange =gasit
The other is yellow = gaslow

The difference is gaslow bottles are twice as expensive:)
 
No differences they are both refillable systems. Its your choice as to which system you buy.
 
No differences they are both refillable systems. Its your choice as to which system you buy.
Sounds like he's already got it.

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One is orange =gasit
The other is yellow = gaslow

The difference is gaslow bottles are twice as expensive:)

I don't believe ORANGE comes into the equation
definitely as 1st reply YELLOW or RED
 
There are others, including Alugas and someone makes one you can see through I believe.
Gaslow for me (As my dealer fitted it free when I bought the van).
 
Hilldweler has this up for sale..
Just tidying up the garage, here sits a 12kg yellow gaslow tank with gas in it. Dated 2007 and lifed to 2022 ( when I think you get it tested ). It's the early version without inbuilt gauge but has a pressure gauge in outlet.

Took it out of old van and found it would not fit new on.

Tank only. The outlet is standard Calor and we had a regulator screwed directly into it. You would need a filler and pipe.

£50 but collect from Macclesfield.
 
I don't believe ORANGE comes into the equation
definitely as 1st reply YELLOW or RED
Well I'd say my gasit bottles were definately more orange than red but I do have younger eyes :p
 
Could it be your colour blind @Northernraider:D2. Often people who are will see Red as a different colour!

Denise
 
Could it be your colour blind @Northernraider:D2. Often people who are will see Red as a different colour!

Denise
Don't think so everything else that's red looks red and when I hold a red thing next to my gas bottles they look orange.

They did when I worked for Boc too lol
 
Mine are definitely red Gasit(y)(y)(y)
What’s the problem @tinkerbell ?

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Before you rush in dont forget that refillables should be re tested at 10 years old and according to one supplier must be exchanged at 15 years old. There are a coupe of companies that will test them in the uk but I havent got as far as enquiring as to the cost of retesting. Presume co's with cylinder rental/exchange like Calor do this all the time and that must be part of the bottle cost
Mike
 
For those who seem to have not read the op

They already have the bottles they were asking which ones they had.
 
Before you rush in dont forget that refillables should be re tested at 10 years old and according to one supplier must be exchanged at 15 years old. There are a coupe of companies that will test them in the uk but I havent got as far as enquiring as to the cost of retesting. Presume co's with cylinder rental/exchange like Calor do this all the time and that must be part of the bottle cost
Mike
Don’t think she’s looking to buy if you read the OP she wants to know what she’s got.
 
I am also intrigued why knowing which make you have can constitute an urgent need

To me it does imply a problem rather than a like to know (y)

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Sorry for late reply everyone, dog training classes then had to eat.
No problem, have purchased MO but want gas in it, dealer can only fit gasit, so wondered about gaslow, had price of 635 plus fitting locally, dealer is doing gasit in with other things being put in van so not sure what they are charging. Have had gaslow in past, stupid, should have kept it, but went to smaller van and now going bigger agIn, why do we do these silly things.
Trying to find out cost of fitting other items, Sog loo 355, think to much.

Just really is gaslow any better than gasit or other way round and why?
before making any wrong decision.

Love all the replys
 
£635 for gaslow!
£355 for SOG!
Someone's having your pants down!

I reckon your been charged over £200 to drill a hole and connect two gas bottles. And £250 to drill a hole and connect a SOG to the 12V supply.....

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Yes, I agree, hubby not happy to fit gas, he can do lots but won’t try that, tell me where I can buy it cheaper and have fitted cheaper, oh and loo, would you do it for me?
 
Yes, I agree, hubby not happy to fit gas, he can do lots but won’t try that, tell me where I can buy it cheaper and have fitted cheaper, oh and loo, would you do it for me?
Try Dave Newell he is based at Telford, not to far for you to travel.
@dave newell lvs
ps you get Funster discount.
 
Yes, I agree, hubby not happy to fit gas, he can do lots but won’t try that, tell me where I can buy it cheaper and have fitted cheaper, oh and loo, would you do it for me?
He isn't really fitting gas ...There's nothing too it

Full kit from gasit 2x11kg bottles plus fittings £330

Sog kit on eBay £125
Save yourself a fortune
 
Yes, I agree, hubby not happy to fit gas, he can do lots but won’t try that, tell me where I can buy it cheaper and have fitted cheaper, oh and loo, would you do it for me?
If you were nearer I certainly would fit them for you, I have the hole saws ready to go, only used once.
 
Hole already there, previous owner took everything, but thanks for offer.

Is there a specific Sog I would need, does it go on size of cassette

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