Where is the fill connection? What type of fill connector is on the tank?
190991
It has a valve just like what is on a car tire. Valve stem. The tank also has a cut off made on the valve. It is located where u see the red in the picture. ( just under the gauge).
190992
There is a schrader valve near the tank pressure gauge. A standard auto type tire chuck will fit the filler valve.
190993
The fill connection is adjacecnt to the red open / close knob. It can be filled with a standard tire inflator nozzle. This is somewhat inconvenient as you must maintain a good forceful pressure on the inflator to keep the spring loaded valve open. A better solution is to use a screw on style inflator and I plan on purchasing one soon. The threads on the male valve are stgandard although I can't tell you the exact pitch and size. HTH
190994
The fill connector is a schrader valve located on the air control valve (red wheel next to gauge in the picture).
190995
The tank is filled via a common Schrader air valve of the type that you find on your automobile or bicylce tire. It's located just to the left of the red knob you see on the tank.
190996
Hi William, As you look at the Amazon picture, It is on the back of the red knob. It is a standard tire type fill valve with a black screw cap on it and is filled using a standard air chuck. You open the red knob, fill the tank, and then close the red valve knob. This tank will hold the air pressure indefinitely----not leaks. Hope this helps. Daryl
190997
It's a standard valve stem (Schrader valve, I believe it's called) connector used on auto wheels. You can fill it with any tire inflator that is connected a source of compressed air. It's located on the brass assembly that connect the hose, air control valve, and gauge to the tank.
190998
The fill connector is the same part as the opener valve--just open the valve counter clock wise and fill the tank--then close by turning clockwise
865772
i have filled the small one pounds size so you should be able to fill 20#tanks with this tank but will not fill it up all the way full look on ebay they should have a connector. the bad thing is the big tank has to be upside down for the gas to come out. hope this helps
871755
Hmm. I had to have the supply line from the LP tank. Perhaps "installation materials" includes whatever tools you need to cut a hole through the wall to install the intake/exhaust tubes? From my end, everything was supplied that I anticipated. I poked my own copper supply tube through the wall, with appropriate fitting, and connected the sucker. Works just fine.
1040130
Sorry, don't know the specific technicals on it. Screws onto standard issue 1 pound or slightly less tanks and there is a throttling orifice at the exit. Sorry can't be any more helpful.
340000
I use propane. There is a slide out drawer for the tank and hardware to connect in the unit.
541242
I do not know, you can remove your tank cover and look at the fill unit, then compare it with the flow master.
656757
Most tanks have both connection types. Look inside the OPD & see if there is threads inside also. If not, it won't fit, but tou can exchange your empty tank for a full one for about $20 at many stores - one which has both connection types.The torch does not use an external regulator.
591393
The fill is hard to see on the photo of the tank. It is on the left top of the tank, centered between the vent and supply line connections. It requires a 1 1/2 inch hose. This tank does not provide for a diesel return line, but I drilled and tapped the float level plate for the return. Works great. Hope this helps.
1034946
I'm assuming from the way you referred to 'my LP source' that you have a tank, regulator, valve, and probably a flex line. My best recollection is this takes a 1/2" MPT connection but someone in the plumbing department will know for sure. I'm pretty sure I connected mine to standard black threaded gas line. My guess is you'll have a brass connection to your line.
1762842
There is a drain hole on the underside of the main round tank that comes with a locking cap, if that is what you are referencing. All of the other fittings are standard. I had no problems hooking up the fittings to my Intek pool.
1729482
If the tank won't fill, but water flows out of the faucet, then you did not hook up the water correctly. You connected it to the tank outlet/faucet, instead of the tank inlet. Best of luck! The written instructions worked perfectly for me.
435912
clarify your question. I suspect you are overfilling the tank. You must allow "head room" so you can pump the tank up, filling the space with air.
1695366
Ed there is a drain plug on the front of the tank at the very bottom. I believe a garden hose would connect to the drain. The threads look like garden hose threads. I can check if you would like
1415269
It fills from the bottom....so you have to remove the tank and fill it(I do it under the sink....about a gallon of water is water). This is somewhat of a small humidifier.
591392
On the top left side as you look at this picture, you will find the vent and fill tube. The dark circle in the "center" is the sending unit for the fuel gauge. I assume you will need a hose for both the vent and the fill. I used my existing hoses. I was lucky. Everything fit and it was an easy install.
57431
The smaller black circle in the middle of the picture has the threaded hole to place your fitting depending on your model. This is an example: http://www.amazon.com/Atwood-8897-6-Fuel-Fitting-Thread/dp/B00K8DB8IC/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1425500023&sr=8-6&keywords=brass+fitting+for+fuel+tank of a plug used. The tank does not come with a quick disconnect installed. I learned this when it showed up. Good luck.
1767736
Remove the clear plastic tank in the handle, it slides out with some amount of force. Then pop off the black plastic cap (which stays attached to the tank by it's own means), fill it will water to the fill line, replace cap back on tank and insert tank into the handle.