Here you can get a LIFETIME lease for about $325. The way to do it is put them in one of your younger nephews, say age 20, and after you die he uses them for the rest of his life!! OR pay rent of about 10 bucks a month which is subject to surely go up in the years ahead. Best way is to get the lifetime lease, All you have to do is pay for the gas and they keep up the tanks...at least around here.
However, since I can actually buy them I think thats what I'll do. Renting or leasing you never "own" anything.

I almost bought a set off Craiglist close by. I asked what name of the tank they were and then I visited Welders Supply and Welders Choice to see if they would fill them up. They said they would but I'd first have to pay a fee for them to do it, and pay for any faulty valve ect..... but they would not EXCHANGE tanks when I got a refill.....only refill my actual tanks.
I'm sure its different not only from state to state but probably from supplier to supplier.

Last edited by Achipmunk; 12/17/2011 1:42 AM.

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