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From: Martin on 19 Apr 2006 07:46 I will need a DIY system certified - where can I find a list of certifiers? Thanks
From: david.cawkwell on 19 Apr 2006 17:14 Find an insurance company that doesn't care about it being certified. It is easier and cheaper. :-). I've never heard anything so daft as certified. Provided you have a kit and it is firmly fixed in and not leaking gas. I've seen more dangerous petrol systems driving around with worn/rusty fuel pipes.
From: Stewart Hargrave on 19 Apr 2006 17:27 On 19 Apr 2006 14:14:36 -0700, david.cawkwell(a)tesco.net wrote: >Find an insurance company that doesn't care about it being certified. >It is easier and cheaper. :-). Rather than just obliquely refering to it, tell us who this insurance company is. Much research on my part and several others has failed to turn up a single one that won't currently ask for a certificate of some sort. www.tshargrave.co.uk/lpg_insurance.html -- TSH For email, replace 'SpamOnlyToHere' with my initials LPG info. page: www.tshargrave.co.uk Now with added Biodiesel (and getting a bit out of date)
From: david.cawkwell on 20 Apr 2006 05:35 Currently with the coop. I stated quite clearly when insuring that is it was converted to lpg but they have never asked for any proof of certification or anything else. But I think it is a lottery who you get and when you take out the policy.
From: Martin on 20 Apr 2006 07:45
>>Find an insurance company that doesn't care about it being certified. >>It is easier and cheaper. :-). >>I've never heard anything so daft as certified. Provided you have a kit >>and it is >>firmly fixed in and not leaking gas. I've seen more dangerous petrol >>systems >>driving around with worn/rusty fuel pipes. With Fortis - can't change as I need to earn NCB again and they were actually under ?1000!!!! Had a write off last year! |