I have been told that you can't cross the border into Canada with full fuel cans but what about LP tanks. I carry a 20lb tank for my grill and its secured in the back of the box. Will that be a problem when crossing.
Denny
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I carry two 30 lb. bottles on the front of my trailer and had no problem crossing with them. I also had a 5 gallon can of gas for my generator plus 35 gallons in my truck. Maybe I just got lucky
Denny & Jami wrote: I have been told that you can't cross the border into Canada with full fuel cans but what about LP tanks. I carry a 20lb tank for my grill and its secured in the back of the box. Will that be a problem when crossing.
Denny
We cross all the time with propane tanks both for the trailer and the grill. I also cross with gasoline in approved containers for both the generator and an outboard boat motor.
Eric
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Whoever told you that is just plain wrong! We have crossed that borderalmost every year - sometimes 2 or 3 times - since 1991 - always with propane on the fiver and a full jerry can of gasoline in the bed of the truck. NEVER been questioned!
John
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