I cannot install pump directly to tank because of lack of space from outlet of tank. Can I adapt the pump to the tank outlet via a hose or and adapter
342241
I use a clear extension on my outlet then mount the pump. It works fine. It also allows me to tell when the tanks have been rinsed well
342242
I don't see why you couldn't do that. Gravity will carry the waste to the pump which actually pushes the waste out the discharge hose. Probably want to use a short between the tank and the pump.
342243
I had the same problem and attached it to the end of a 10-foot sewer hose that was in turn attached to the tank drain port. It worked very well and gave me the extra distance I needed to reach my disposal point. I did have one of the adapters that are clear and have hose port for flushing attached directly to the tank drain. This way I could check when the black tank was running with clear liquid and also when I was finished, I could connect a hose to flush out the whole system. It really worked great and is saving me from having to drive 15 miles to empty my tanks after a trip.
342244
yes, it has a standard attachment like a waste hose so you could hook a hose to your camper and the other end to the flojet as long as you keep the flojet lower than the level of you waste pipe it should work fine
408439
No adapter is needed, but the connector has to be tightened very tightly for the propane to flow.
865771
Yes this can be done with the proper adapter and hose. Do a search for secondary propane tank refill adapter and you will find what you need.
335943
Yes. The packaging comes with several different size adaptor. I believe the largest is a 3 in. The electrical plug also has several predrilled holes on the bottom that you can expand to fit your needs, aka two pumps.
1312886
Sort of. It's meant to attach to the aqueon water changer which has the hose to the tank. I think the threads look about right to also connect a hose directly but I've never tried it.
1654806
I agree with Kristina using a Lok-Tite® Air Regulator Gang Valves for Aquariums would be the easiest fix but you would have multiple hoses / only one pump. I suppose you could in a sense chain them together by using a Aquarium Airline Air Tube Tubing Connectors Filters / T-connectors allow you to combine two inputs to create one output. They are excellent for use with dual outlet pumps. I would also recommend looking into a larger set of lights...I am using just one set but it is larger and fits across the back of my tank...no need for another set. Best of Luck!
965302
Don't use a hose, use a T adapter. Attach it to the large tank so that one of the distribution outlets points up, then screw on the Little Buddy. Each of the distribution points has its own auto shutoff, so no worries about only using one of the outputs. This has worked well for me, though it's a bit tight. You can make it very easy by using a "propane distribution post". It's the same effect as the T adapter, but provides more space.
1711642
Gordon gave the correct answer, to his inclusion of a "longer" supply hose. I did just that for my "little red campfire" and added a quick disconnect fitting for the "tee", the tank adapter, and quick disconnect adapter for the hose. Now I can power it from: a one pound container, a twenty pound container, and to the motor home!
44796
In short, yes you can do what you explain without any added pumps. Best thing for doing what you desire is to upgrade to a larger storage tank. This will allow you to run multiple lines without stress on the system for your demands. But as an example, with the standard 3gal tank, I have no problem with lines running over 10' above the tank and still have good pressure. Just doesn't last long with the small tank. Remember, this system makes a decent amount of waste water, so don't expect 10gal to go in and 10gal to come out. If you plan on using it throughout your house, the cost and water consumption will surprise you.
1638629
I use the small propane tanks. They screw right into the valve on the back. I would assume that with a hose adapter, you could use the large propane tanks too.
1602690
It should be no problem. However I recommend you reduce your outlet line one siz smaller to make it easier on the pump.
201008
A small tank screws onto it. I don't know if you can use a connecting hose to connect a big tank, but I think so. It does not come with the hose, though.
1948347
I bought a pump at our local big box store and it works OK. The pump came with 2-3 adapters for various uses.
2066682
If you want to use a bulk (5 gal) tank, yes. You'll need a hose and Type-1 adapter. Otherwise the little green Coleman bottles screw right in.
2106369
You need to buy the adapters cause the opening of the pouch is slightly smaller than the part of the pump that it needs to screw into
1100774
Both the inlet and the outlet are made to snap fit right in to your fuel lines, no adapter needed. You do need a disconnect tool for the outlet on the old filter, otherwise it would be a bit difficult to take off.
2110117
Yes. I have an extend a hose hook up for my rv. when need a refill just take the tank. you do not have to move the rv .