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  1. 28-07-2015, 09:39 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    LPG has to be over certain volume before its DG. How else do you get your BBQ bottle from the servo and back legally? What size was the cylinder? Same with petrol. I'd guess he had no MSDS either? Im carrying a little library around because of this.
    Nope its DG, need a licence to cart over a certain volume. So in a work truck I can cart a 9kg barby bottle but the dg sticker must be clearly visible and securarly retained.
    Out of work I can stack my boot full of barby bottles good as gold.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Nope its DG, need a licence to cart over a certain volume. So in a work truck I can cart a 9kg barby bottle but the dg sticker must be clearly visible and securarly retained.
    Out of work I can stack my boot full of barby bottles good as gold.
    Pretty sure you've not go that one 100% right. How does what your doing at the time make LPG more or less dangerous.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Pretty sure you've not go that one 100% right. How does what your doing at the time make LPG more or less dangerous.
    It doesnt, but being at work makes you liable for all sorts of shit.

    All your leads and appliances tested and tagged at home? me neither.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    It doesnt, but being at work makes you liable for all sorts of shit.

    All your leads and appliances tested and tagged at home? me neither.
    Dare you then to drive your private vehicle past a mermaid with a trailer load of LPG bottles and no DG sticker.
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