where does propane tank go
213780
The pressure regulator sticks out on the right side of the grill, and you can either screw on one of those small, 1 lb propane canisters or connect a hose that lets you use standard 20 pound propane tanks.
213781
The regulator screws into the right side, and the propane tank hangs from that.
213782
IT just sits beside the grill. There is no compartment. You can also buy the adaptor for attaching it to a large tank.
213783
You may use the small one pound cylinder by screwing it into the fitting one th right side of the grill. I prefer to use the adapter to attach a larger propane bottle. I also have a five foot long propane hose to run from the grill to five gallon tank. You may need an adapter on the tank side also. The grill works great and I use it a lot at home and camping.
213784
a small portable tank would be attached on the right side and free standing. If you opt for the 20gallon hose connector kit and a larger 20gallon tank you would set the tank away and below the grill on the ground or right under it if using the solaire stand.
2050844
Hi, there is a door that snaps shut for you to gain entrance into the inside of unit so you can change the propane tank. It's a great unit very stylish and throws off a lot of heat.
1893355
Well if you are located in the US then your standard BBQ style propane tank is the most common. You can pick them up at most grocery stores/ convenience store. There is only 1 type of propane I know of, LP or Liquid Propane. That's what they fill the bottles with. Go pick one up and you will be fine.
281292
Yes, the heater is ready to go except you'll need propane It uses the common stubby propane canisters used in propane lamps, etc. Of course, you can buy the optional extension hose and filter and connect it to a larger BBQ size propane tank for much longer run time.
2018988
The gas tank for the Dyna-Glo grills is the standard propane tank that can be found at just about any home improvement store (i.e. Lowes, Home Depot, etc.). You normally buy your first tank (f you don't already have one) and then when that runs out, you take it in and exchange it for a full one at whatever the price is or you can take it to any U-Haul store that sells propane and they can refill it for you. Do a little comparison shopping as there is often some price variation...not much, but usually some.
2134608
They are delivered empty. You should be able to take it to your local propane dealer and have it filled.
416227
Leave it attached to the tank so that it's readily available to use if you need it. You can store it out of the way until you need it again. Maybe in a top corner of the tank.
1398490
You probably need to have the valve connected to the propane tank cleaned. I'm not sure how to do that.
335656
standard propane tank used with grills and available everywhere. i get mine at Publics
1638627
The small 16 OZ. canister or with the spacial hose it will take the standard propane tank.
2166094
The tank is easy to access from one side that is removable.....it fits a standard size propane tank.
52522
This unit is for natural gas . To answer your question it is after the regulator. Your gas is regulated at the meter on most commercially supplied natural gas. If you use 20lb propane you do not need one of these. If you leave your grill on your tank will run out before you burn up your grill. Nice safety device to protect your grill and your wallet. If you forget to turn your grill off at the knobs this has your back, so your grill will not run for a week or the next time you notice it on.
380010
No I believe the way the unit is built there is a hole on the right side where you attach the propane and none on the left.
65026
There is a glide out base up underneath the table after you open the door, where the propane tank sits & a dark chocolate elastic cover comes along with it to fit around your propane tank to disquise it. We are extremely pleased with ours.
1060153
where the tube from your fuel tank goes into the stove is where you put this. The propane bottle attaches to the tube. This thing works great to convert an old "white gas" stove to propane. I love it.
360192
It actually uses the long skinny propane tanks found in the tool section in a Home Depot or Lowe's, not the short fat camping propane tank used by Coleman grill stoves. The propane tanks are usually used to attach to a welding tool.
295836
it remains inside (in the back) while using it. Mine has never shown any signs of warming up (the propane tank). I like mine very much. much better then any of the heaters I looked at that have plastic in them (plastic melts eventually)