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I usually begin with motels (lots of bathrooms) and laundry places.
After that, that's luck. You can target propane bbq on the map, always have full tank in it (right click on it to get the tank)
If you want a full metal base, you're going the hard way. Metalworking is greedy on propane AND welding rod.
I once succeed to max level up this skill after dismantling any kind of metal half of Muldraugh. Long and tough job.
It'd be nice if there was some kind of unique loot cache outside of Giga Marts that had a few propane tanks in them, since they're pretty common outside of many American supermarkets.
But some gas stations did have big fill up tanks for propane. With the new 'rarity' of propane tanks in the IWBUMS version, I think the developers should also add the big propane tanks to some gas stations.
Edit: It does work on build 41.
That's the one I subscribed to. Seems to work pretty well. Propane is still finite, but there seems to be enough propane at one gas station tank to fill a propane tank like 50-100 times.
Depends on where you were. Blue Rhino for sure started popping up in the mid 90's.
Edit: Finding solid information is a massive pain in the ass. Some solid numbers though. Blue Rhino started setting up locations in '94, by '96 they had ~6,500 locations in 41 states. By '97 they had ~12,000 locations in 47 states. Also by '98 Amerigas had at least 3,500 exchanges, although that's getting more to the late 90's at that point.
Blue Rhino? Never heard of them. First time I saw prefilled propane tanks for exchange was at a Home Depot.
See my edit to prior post for exact figures. That being said, I wouldn't be surprised to see Blue Rhino in Kentucky. They were for sure in Indiana in that time frame.
Well, that explains it. It started out in the south and east. It started up in North Carolina and spread from there.
A bit of fascinating history to it. The whole thing kicked off because a Wal-Mart manager asked the future founder of Blue Rhino (he was already in the field, just not exchange) in '93 if he could set up a national propane exchange service to service the Wal-Mart customers buying propane grills. That's pretty much what kicked off the large scale propane exchanges we have now days.