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Regulations for carrying bottle gas on Car Ferry

4wheelin · 2008-07-21 13:35:43

Hi everyone I was just wondering if anyone knows what size of gas bottle you can take on P&O irish ferry to Troon. Are there limits, I have a 5kg Calor gas bottle but would prefer to take the larger domestic type - approx 15-20kg. Can anyone give me any advice. :)

21-07-2008 2:35pm

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4wheelin

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Hi everyone I was just wondering if anyone knows what size of gas bottle you can take on P&O irish ferry to Troon. Are there limits, I have a 5kg Calor gas bottle but would prefer to take the larger domestic type - approx 15-20kg. Can anyone give me any advice.

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#2 21-07-2008 8:31pm

KoNiT

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ring the ferry..

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#3 21-07-2008 10:05pm

scully74

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i bought a van in germany with gas bottle in it, regular one like home, no mention of anything when getting ferry home, they didn't look either.

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#4 22-07-2008 11:35am

adrian4adriana

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same as scully74, nowbody ask me annything about gas when i was back from germany with my MH..

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#5 22-07-2008 11:50am

oldreener

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Should be no problem. I have carried two 11kg Gaslow cylinders on Irl -UK and Irl - France ferries. Just make sure the gas is swtched off at the cylinder while travelling

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