What holds the propane tank up?
1547731
The bottle screws into the regulator, which screws into the grill. It is all hard piped. That is what holds it up. I've had mine for 2 years now. I love it. It is definitely worth the purchase.
1547732
It has a stable metal connection on the back of the grill for a 16 oz tank. Thanks!
1547733
If it's a small one it should just hang off the side no problem or you could probably support it with a cord or something. If you use a large 20 lb one make sure you have a long enough hose so that it will be out of your way.
2008755
Just pick up a newer model propane tank with the up-to-date (larger) male threads. The valve comes with the Weber.
1052307
This attaches through the standard threaded Fitting built into the propane tank. Heater is supported by a bracket that attaches to the tank handle.Everything is provided with heater, just add tank
1489952
The regular bbq propane tank sits on the back and connects withe a normal screw on hose. Very straightforward.
1892887
The tank sits on the floor inside the cabinet. I'm pretty sure....LOL...if it were not so cold outside and the grill wasn't covered, I'd go look, but I can assure you, it is nothing weird or unusual. I only say "I'm pretty sure" because some models have a "hanger scale" that indicates the amount of propane left in the tank. BUT....this model does not have that feature.
1908491
No, the tank hangs on a bracket inside the cabinet; the unit is self contained and moves quite easily. The bracket is a spring loaded scale and gives you a relatively accurate measurement of how much propane is left in the tank. It is however a bit difficult for smaller/weaker/lighter in stature people to hang the bottle on the bracket, FYI. If you choose not to use it, the tank can just sit in the cabinet. Either way, a nicely self contained, moveable unit.
1749485
All the canister portable/disposable propane bottles fit inside. Additionally you can get an adapter cable that connects to a 20lb propane tank - there is a grommeted hold in the bottom that the hose can feed through. Most I talked to, including me, have purchased the 20lb tank to portable canister adapter to re-fill the portable canisters. A canister seems to lasts a couple of full evenings.
1946008
Use the bottom of an altoids can to hold the sticks. place it on top of fuel holder to keep the heat off the flemsy bottom
692956
This manifold screws on to a typical propane tank with or wo opd. the tree has multi ports to attache supply hoses. When you turn off tank the manifold still holds a fair amount of gas so I recommend leaving the appliance on until it runs out by itself. That way when you remove hose you don't loose gas.
2166091
There are four faux brick side panels(as the one you see in the picture). One of these panels completely removes to access the propane tank. You then slide the tank out from under the table. The connection hose is long enough that you can pull the tank out from under the table to make the disconnection.
922477
its screw on any standard propane tank that u can get from any convenience food store.
2154265
I turn the tank off first then close the burners. This way you allow the propane in the hoses to burn off. I disconnect the tank (20 lb) and store it upright in a bin of my motorhome.
367159
I've noticed that if the water gets to low the temp won,t stay put. Also unhooked the propane tank thinking it was empty, screwed it back it and the temp shot up. Maybe an air lock of some kind. Hope this helps. We really like it.
949076
The hose comes with it. It screws into the propane tank. Plug it in, turn on the gas, hit the red button, and you got heat. All you need is a cresent wrench and a extension cord. They made the cord short so you can't burn it off accidentally.
1039367
the tank stays mounted inside the back of heater and held in place with a bracket.by the way these are great heaters.
286070
We got this for our propane gas stove in our camper. It sits on the stove grates.
1222190
It is a holding tank. We love it. Makes sense to use in our trailer. No more expensive gas runs to get ice.