Last updated 11 months ago
"A 20-year-old California NASCAR Late Model driver is doubling his success after he doubled his racing workload.
Two-time All-American Speedway champion Matt Scott of Sacramento, Calif., added a full-time schedule of racing at Stockton (Calif.) 99 Speedway this year. His results so far have been championship caliber.
Scott is in his fourth year of NASCAR Late Model racing, but was fast from the start. He won back-to-back championships in 2010-11 at All-American, a .333-mile paved oval in Roseville, Calif. He started his racing career there with a limited schedule in 2009 and won five features including a 100-lap special event.
This year he added a full-time effort at Stockton, a quarter-mile paved oval. Stockton and All-American are about 65 miles apart and both operate on Saturday nights. NASCAR Late Models alternate between the tracks where they are designated as NASCAR Finalist Division III.
“Before this year I raced only once at Stockton, back in 2010,” Scott said. “Unfortunately we wrecked really hard and had to replace the front and rear clips. We just focused on All-American Speedway until this year.”
Scott leads the Late Model points at All-American and is second in standings at Stockton. With an overall record of four wins, 11 top fives and 14 top 10s in 14 starts, Scott is fourth in NASCAR Finalist Division III asphalt track standings this week."
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Last updated 11 months ago
Propane has been used since in the 1920s and remains popular as a fuel source for its cleanliness and efficiency. But as with most combustibles, being safe around propane is important. When working with propane fuel, learn how to use and maintain fuel dispensers properly.
A propane dispenser unit needs to be inspected to maintain proper pressure levels and reduce harmful exhaust emissions. When hooking up a propane dispenser unit to an appliance, make sure you look over the instructions carefully and adhere to any preventive maintenance requirements. Watch this video for more information about basic propane safety.
Customer satisfaction and safety are top priorities at Kamps Propane. Contact us for all your propane refill, service, repair, and appliance needs. Our number is (209) 823-7641.
Last updated 11 months ago
Kamps Propane is proud to offer several ways for our customers to save on propane. Payment plans and customer reward programs are designed to save you money and make payments easy and affordable. If you’re looking for a propane company that provides reliable service and money-saving options, consider the following plans offered by Kamps Propane.
EZ Saver Plan
The EZ Saver Plan from Kamps Propane means your rates stay consistent year round, even during the winter heating months. This plan averages your yearly usage and spreads that out over 12 monthly payments. Customers who take advantage of the EZ Saver Plan are also eligible for a $.05 cent per gallon discount. Sign up for the program is available during April, May, and June.
Auto Pay
Auto Pay is useful if you want to avoid late charges. With the Auto Pay plan, your payment is automatically transferred from a checking account number that you provide. This feature can be applied to several different types of charges, including deliveries, services work, and monthly payments. Customers with this plan are also eligible for a per-gallon discount of $0.05.
Senior Saving
Kamps Propane also offers savings for seniors. For all customers aged 55 and older, a $.05 per-gallon discount is automatically available. Contact your service provider to put these savings into account.
Reward Card
The reward card gives propane customers the ultimate discount. When you work with the SMART system, EZ Saver Plan, and Auto Pay services you receive the benefits of the reward card. With this card you’ll get 10% off appliance purchases, parts, and service. Those with a SMART System and a reward card also receive the “Never Run Out Guarantee.” This guarantee ensures that if you ever run out of propane, Kamps will fill your tank at no extra charge.
Kamps Propane has been in heating American homes since 1969. We’re a full-service propane company with a reputation for excellence and affordability. Give us a call today at (209) 823-7641 to learn more about our gas propane services.
Last updated 12 months ago
If you found our recent blog posts interesting, please explore the information provided below. These links contain useful information about propane gas that will help you learn more about safety, propane’s benefits, and other considerations. To inquire about our residential, commercial, or industrial services, call Kamps Propane at (209) 823-7641.
Last updated 1 year ago
Propane gas is many ways much safer than conventional fuels. It is nontoxic and, when burned, produces lower amounts of harmful pollutants than gasoline. However, there are still safety precautions you should take when handling propane.
Transport
There are a number of propane safety precautions you should take when you are transporting small propane tanks. First, always make sure they are upright and in a secure position. This will prevent them from falling or shifting. In addition, it is imperative to ensure that the cylinder valve is closed. You can also use a plug to close the cylinder valve if necessary. If the cylinder is full, make sure not to transport it in a hot vehicle. There are also certain regulations concerning the maximum number of tanks you can store in a single vehicle. Make sure to consult with a propane retailer before transporting a large number of propane tanks.
Storage
When it comes to storage, there are a few guidelines you should always follow. Never store propane tanks inside an enclosed area. It’s also important to make sure that you don’t store your propane tanks in any area that can reach high temperatures, since heat will cause the gas inside the cylinders to expand. Make sure not to place your propane cylinders near any ignition sources.
When transporting or storing propane, it is important to ensure that you are taking the right safety precautions. If you do happen to smell propane at any time, you should immediately put out all smoking materials or open flames. If it’s safe, you should also close the cylinder valve. Once it is closed, leave the area and call 911 or your local fire department. For more propane cylinder safety tips, call Kamps Propane at (209) 823-7641.
