How do you hook this generator up to a household propane tank?
1489950
Just attach the hose in the same way that anything else attaches to a propane tank (ie. a grill, heater, etc.). Nothing else is required.
1489951
You are not able to do that. You can use 10, 20 or 100 lb tanks only. I wanted to connect it to my 1000 gallon home tank and they (the gas company) said I could not.
1489952
The regular bbq propane tank sits on the back and connects withe a normal screw on hose. Very straightforward.
1229419
3 options:-Cut off the plug on the welder and install the correct plug to match the generator. -Remove the twist connect and install the correct connection to match the welder. -Make an adaptor with corresponding connectors at each end to match the welder and the generator. A sales assaciate at Lowes or Home depot or any home improvement store should be able to help you get what you need to achieve this.
1777487
Add a gas stablilizer to the gas.....sea foam is a great additive ! Once a month stRt up the generator and plug something into it and let it run about 5 mins. You don't need to drain gas if you use a stabilizer .....if you don't, keep tank topped off.
2172215
Nothing. You should be able to hook that stuff up directly to the power outlets of the generator.
572240
I believe it can be hooked up to a larger propane tank, with the correct adapter. I may do this at some point but the little tanks last a while and they are only about $3.50 each.
556168
We have a one hundred gallon outdoor propane tank that runs our household/water heater
772826
It has standard pipe fittings for natural gas, but you should be able to add the correct fittings to hook up to propane. Try Home depot for fittings.
2142500
You will need to wire in a male receptacle which will accept the female plug on a normal generator power cord. I used the following:Reliance Controls PB30 L14-30 30 Amp Generator Power Cord Inlet Box For Up To 7,500 Watt Generators, and Conntek 20601-020 20-Feet, 30-Amp 125/250-Volt L14-30P/R , 4 Prong Transfer Switch Cord/Generator Extension CordHope that helps.
1669288
It uses the regular old Coleman green 2 lb. propane bottles you find in the outdoors department of your local mega mart and they just screw on. Crack the knurled knob and flick the igniter near the tip then adjust the flame with the knob. Make sure the bottle is screwed on completely to depress the discharge valve in the bottle. 1 bottle should get you around the average sized yard several times before running out of gas. Shut the nozzle off, unscrew the bottle and hang the wand where it won't touch anything until it's cool.
349580
all you need to do is connect the propane to the propane gas side and there is also a switch that has to be turned somewhere in the same area as the inlets.
360193
You need to buy the gas adapter hose. Out of the box it works with the small 1lb campling stove and lantern tanks.
182877
If you are not familiar with it have the local propane company do it. It is simple with fittings from Home Depot or mensrds or any type hardware store stocks them . I love this generator , easy start , nothing to do but keep the oil changed an trickle charger plugged in
1803160
Ours is connecting to a propane tank. It runs great on propane. We wanted it off the natural gas grid because of failures last year. How long it will run depends on the size of the tank and the tank needs to be in gallons.
1119324
Only thing you need is the propane tank, I haven't had to use mine but did take it out and look at it, it looks pretty simple to hook up and use, my only concern would be using for a long period in a small space.
2105130
You must look at the sizing chart for minimum tank sizing. The propane tank must create gas vapor to run the generator. Tank sizing is critical. I do not think that you are able to run this unit on (2) 20# tanks.My propane installation uses a 320 gal tank to run the generator and other household appliances in a power outage.
1698666
The fryer has a standard 3/4" connection for propane supply. Your tank connects to a low pressure propane regulator (sometimes a first stage and second stage depending on your setup) and then to the fryer.
17099
As long as the propane heater is self ignited you should be fine. I merely turns the power on and off to what ever is plugged into it.