[AT] Torch kit

[Cecil Bearden]

I don't pay a maintenance fee, but the tanks have to be tested every 5 
years.   I have received a tank that had only 3 months left until it 
needed testing.  I raised some heck over it and they agreed to test it 
on their dime.   That maintenance fee probably stops having to pay a 
testing fee many times over.

Cecil in oKla


On 2/16/2016 5:19 AM, Mike M wrote:
> Makes sense to me Dennis and Greg, by giving them a tank you own, and
> can prove you own. You are really buying the "right" to exchange the
> tank. The maintenance and eventual obsolesce is paid for with the fees,
> and is their problem.
>
> Mike M
>
>
> On 2/16/2016 12:45 AM, Greg Hass wrote:
>> When I got my tanks I received a Title complete with serial number for
>> legal purposes. In reality, I was buying "a" tank. After getting the
>> first full tank and then using it up and turning it in for a full tank,
>> the chances of ever getting the tank back that I bought are very slim.
>> When I pay the maintenance fee it is used to maintain "a" tank. I don't
>> quite know how to explain it, but each person "owns" a tank and they
>> just rotate as they are emptied and filled; you do not lose ownership
>> just because you do not keep the same tank as it is still in the
>> "system". I am not good at explaining it but I hope you sort of get the
>> idea.
>>            Greg Hass
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