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I was about to toss up one of my 30lb cans of R12 seeing as I just sold the last of my R12 vehicles, and I didn't know if there are restrictions for shipping pressurized vessels... anyone familiar with regulations?
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It will have to be shipped ground. -
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that doesn't answer any of my questions. That's why I'm asking here.Originally posted by TX_92_Notch View Post"When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury." -Alexander Fraser TytlerComment
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good luck with thatComment
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fuck it, ship it, who cares? Lol, they bought it lol
SCREW CANADA!!! Comment
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That would probably be classified as hazardous by the USPS. I think UPS can ship it just fine though. Go ask someone at the post office if it can be shipped, they should know.Comment
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You can ship them just fine. It's not hazmat. Just tell what ever shipper you use that it's a pressurized cylinder of refrigerant.Comment
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did you sell it or are you looking to. pm me a price and I'll see if my boss is interested in it, we still do a few r-12 vehicles a year. I know he's put off buying in bulk the last 2 seasons because the cost was so high, but might for the right deal.Comment
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I did a few R-12 systems last year, zero this year, whats the going price per can now?Comment
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Last we bought was @22.50 a can I believe. We used to sell it for 44.95 lb about 3 years ago, but I think my boss had a pretty high markup. Buying 30 pounds now means there's a good chance you'll have it around for a long time.Comment
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