What size propane tank does this use?
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Any tank with a standard ANSI Z21.58 connection. In other words, the big ones they store in the cage on the sidewalk in front of Walmart. NOT the little "picnic bottle" green ones they have on the shelf back in the Camping aisle inside the store.
1061975
not sure of the exact size. It had a shutoff in it when purchased. However I bought a shutoff for the old tank before it cracked and it was the standard small engine fuel line shutoff purchased from my auto parts store (NAPA)
1565841
Any tank from a 30 lb to a 1000 gal will work. To choose the right size you need to consider how much you will be using this heater, How big the space is to be heated. Your local propane gas company can help you determine which size is best for you.
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It uses the standard propane tank that is typically available at Home Depot, Lowe's and other general Hardware or Farm Supply stores. It will be about 12" diameter and 18" tall. It may also be referred to as a 40# tank. This is a very common tank and you will have to buy the first tank and then get it re-filled when empty. Most of these stores can either re-charge your empty tank or will exchange it with a full one they will have in stock. Typically you would simply exchange your depleted tank with a re-charged one that these stores will have on hand. Good luck and hope you enjoy this heater. The chimney is GLASS so be very careful when using, moving or storing this heater. It uses the standard propane tank that is typically available at Home Depot, Lowe's and other general Hardware or Farm Supply stores. It will be about 12" diameter and 18" tall. It may also be referred to as a 40# tank. This is a very common tank and you will have to buy the first tank and then get it re-filled when empty. Most of these stores can either re-charge your empty tank or will exchange it with a full one they will have in stock. Typically you would simply exchange your depleted tank with a re-charged one that these stores will have on hand. Good luck and hope you enjoy... » Read More It uses the standard propane tank that is typically available at Home Depot, Lowe's and other general Hardware or Farm Supply stores. It will be about 12" diameter and 18" tall. It may also be referred to as a 40# tank. This is a very common tank and you will have to buy the first tank and then get it re-filled when empty. Most of these stores can either re-charge your empty tank or will exchange it with a full one they will have in stock. Typically you would simply exchange your depleted tank with a re-charged one that these stores will have on hand. Good luck and hope you enjoy this heater. The chimney is GLASS so be very careful when using, moving or storing this heater. « Show Less
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You do need to get the small regulators. With mine I use my regulators for the acetylene and oxygen tanks. The acetylene regulator will fit on propane tank.
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You can use the 14 oz or 16oz propane canisters that are available at most hardware stores, home centers (lowes, Depot), Mass merchants (WalMart, Target, Kmart, etc.) or sporting goods stores (Dicks, Sports Authority, Academy). IN addition you can purchase a conversion hose which you can connect directly to a 20lb propane tank (the ones that all big grills use.
970374
The "useable" smaller interior width is 13.5" and height is 14.5". We store charcoal in ours, so cannot actually try a propane tank. Hope that helps
1638631
Hi Clyde: It takes the small propane tank (16.4 fl oz.) which actually lasts a very long time. There is an adaptor you can buy for the big, regular propane tank. I have really enjoyed this bbq, it cooks very well and is easy to clean. Good luck.
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This Tank Bracket is designed for a Forklift Propane Cylinder. That is what I am using it for. It fits a standard sized 33 lbs Forklift Propane cylinder, dimensions for which are 28" High and 12.3"Diameter. It should also fit the 43 lbs Forklift Propane cylinder, dimensions for which are 34.1" High and 12.3"Diameter. Check the dimensions of your cylinder and compare. Hope that helps.
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LP = Propane. It requires the same type of tank you'd use for a large gas grill.
855558
With the right connector you should be able to use any size propane cylinder. The size of the cylinder does not affect the pressure. The pressure gauge should work with propane cylinder of any size.
387482
It consists of an inner and an outer brass ring. The outer measurement (from the outside of the larger ring is 1". The inner ring is 1 1/4" taking the outside dimension and 3/4 for the inside dimension. To connect to a 5 to 20 lb. propane tank, you need to buy a LP Quick-Connect to Acme hose. This item is on the last page of the "Assembly & Operating Instructions" booklet that comes with the BBQ (#57629). It costs about $40. I hope this helps.
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I am using propane with mine. That is the type of regulator that came with mine.
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I don't know what size of tank it would need but I do remember that they specifically bragged about it being able to use either Propane or Natural Gas. Personally, mine is hooked up inside to a natural gas feed.
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Not sure. I never used the heater. It was for a just in case situation. I do think the answer depends on what size propane bottle you hook it up to though
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Hello John, I just measured my propane tank: approx, 17" overall height and approx, 91/4" max diameter. We really love this tank to use with our portable gas grille. Much smaller and lighter to take along when we travel. My refill source (an RV center) charged me just 1/2 charge to fill the tank as opposed to a 20lb. cylinder refill. The new cylinder must be "purged" when filled the first time. Hope this helps.
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Hi Bill G. - Can't say for sure. Our propane locker on our Morgan 45' was customized by PO and the existing outdated tanks were this size specs. New ones worked out great! (Our boat holds two.) I've seen some sailboats do use smaller size tanks but many are set up with this size tank, pretty common.