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    wow scouser your's is different from my crappy pot-metal bloody things, and the rubber bung on mine was at least twice the thickness of yours, when did you order yours, maybe they've updated them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by specweapon View Post
    wow scouser your's is different from my crappy pot-metal bloody things, and the rubber bung on mine was at least twice the thickness of yours, when did you order yours, maybe they've updated them?
    Ordered last month, took about 10 days to get here!!!
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    I have 9 empty 100 gm jetboil canisters free to anyone handy in CHCH who has one of these refill gizmos and wants them.
    Would quite like one or two of them back refilled just to see how well it all works and if its worth doing the same myself.
    Smash through quite a few of these every year and used to buy in bulk but the price has been steadily sneaking up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by akaroa1 View Post
    I have 9 empty 100 gm jetboil canisters free to anyone handy in CHCH who has one of these refill gizmos and wants them.
    Would quite like one or two of them back refilled just to see how well it all works and if its worth doing the same myself.
    Smash through quite a few of these every year and used to buy in bulk but the price has been steadily sneaking up.
    I'll swap you an adapter for a few empty canisters.
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    Do you need to weigh them or do they all have the same pressure?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian View Post
    Do you need to weigh them or do they all have the same pressure?
    It is best to weigh them but you can just fill them up and then screw on a burner and turn it on till it stops spitting liquid(unlit)
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    Hi all, the last post on the above refill units was a while back now. How is everybody finding them. Are they still working well or have additional issues besides the thread alteration surfaced? Is one brand better than another, and what's the unit most people went for? Thanks
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    I haven't been in NZ in ages, any chance one of your good bugger could let me know what thread the LPG cylinders are? Would option 3 on here work?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nesika View Post
    Hi all, the last post on the above refill units was a while back now. How is everybody finding them. Are they still working well or have additional issues besides the thread alteration surfaced? Is one brand better than another, and what's the unit most people went for? Thanks
    Been using them all sorts of emptys work good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ranal View Post
    I haven't been in NZ in ages, any chance one of your good bugger could let me know what thread the LPG cylinders are? Would option 3 on here work?
    I bought one of those with the green seal on the end, the thread was crap and wouldn't fit some bottles, cleaned the thread with a fine file and it improved but still wouldn't seal on several bottles. I fitted a different seal from the BBQ regulator and it was better but not great.
    I then bought one of these
    https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Outd...608.0.0.sIjz6s

    and have had no issues at all
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    @ROKTOY thank you. I'll get one of those then.

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    I'll try one of those, the first one was a dud.
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    caveat emptor, Just my experience with them. I have had a few duds from Aliexpress so hopefully you get a good one. I am currently trying to get them to process a refund on an order that is over two months late. :-(

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    Thanks for the info and link Brian & ROKTOY.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmwsm View Post
    I went to the gas shop to get a connection to fit a 9 kg gas bottle and was assured by the shop attendant that anyone attempting anything so foolhardy as refilling a gas canister would not do it again, because they would be dead. So sorry guys, some of you are dead. I heard it from an expert.
    Thanks, I'll go let my wife know the bad news.

 

 

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