where do you put the propane
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if you use the disposable bottles, they screw in on the right side of the grill behind the dial knob. If you buy the hose like I did and use a five gallon propane tank, tank sits on the ground below the grill.
1496912
Buy the stand and adapter hose for 5 gallon tank, or use the small disposable tank that fits on the side (expensive to use the small tank) 5 gallon tank lasts for a long time
2182051
Yes. you can also probably fit a propane tank under to store. But do know the propane is not used as the cooking source. It is to light the charcoal or lump. It is very convenient to light and to get the coals going. This is an awesome pit for the money.
552842
It is placed directly on the grill surface. This is wonderful for all sorts of cooking, and the heat distributes well.
2027853
Mine is in the middle of my backyard, I have no issues at all with it, the natural stone finish helps to preserve it, and it's heavy, even without the propane tank in it, we love it!
790456
First of all, no! Second: Propane should never be used inside - however if you must do so near an open window (with no incoming breeze) for ventilation. It should rest on a piece of granite or ceramic slab (such as a large piece of quarry tile.) A fireplace with a real stone hearth is a good bet (with no fire going.) I do this only in emergencies like the power is out and if the weather is brutally cold/windy or rainy outside. Never leave it untended and don't cook a five course meal - which lengthens your exposure and length of time for something to go wrong.
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Yes, I just slide the grill into the bag next to the stove. The propane bottles fit into the side pockets though the fit is a little tight.
1908492
The propane tank is installed inside the grill's cabinet and therefore moves along with the grill when you move the grill. (See the pictures on Amazon website.)
476494
You want to place it where you can hear the alarm, even the bedroom, as if a leak happens at night you can hear it.It must be low to the floor as propane is heaver than air. The sensor will sound the alarm at a lot lower concentration than it takes for dangerous level to happen.Also keep it away from drafts- windows, heat resisters, etc.
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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.
1204712
Yes..Propane tank is conveniently and discreetly stored inside of the base. Access is easy through a side door.
544773
You need to supply your own propane canisters. They're easily found at any sporting goods store, and are inexpensive.
790458
propane is supposed to be used only for outdoors, do not use it indoors in your kitchen. If you accidentally leave the burner turned on without a flame and something ignites the gas that has built up in an enclosed space it can cause an explosion or worse.
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I believe you should always turn off the gas at the propane tank, and letting the heater burn off the gas in the line, so as not to turn the Plasticizer in the hose into gunk, which would clog up your heater
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This grill uses a regular 20 lb. Propane tank , just turn the tank off and unhook from the grill. If you use the optional kit to use the small green Coleman tanks all you have to do is unscrew the tank off. Just store the rank as you would any tank .The propaine will not come out unless it is hooked up. When you want to use it again just screw it back on...pretty simple . This grill is amazing btw and easy to use and store . Hope this helps you .
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Not to my knowledge. There is nothing to hook propane up to, only two round holes to place gel fuel.
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We installed ours in attic of garage (plenty of ventilation and clearance) and then mounted plastic utility sink on side of garage for this exact reason. Only uses propane when you turn on hot water valve. Works perfect for these applications. We have small dogs so we don't use the shower head. Hope this helps. We love ours.
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Yes you can store the motor on its side, also propane motors never need winterized, propane fuel last stable for a 1000 years, no fuel issues or gummed up carburetors, back up generators always run on propane or natural gas so they always start when needed.