What size propane tank is required?
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You can use any size that hooks up to the QIC connector. I use the same one I attach to my grill. Smaller ones may be easier to carry around, but the ones you can buy at most hardware stores and gas stations are easiest to find.
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This one will fit it. Coleman Butane / Propane Mix Fuel (Mix Fuel 7.75 oz.) - 7.75 oz.
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Personally, I buy my propane tanks from Wal-Mart...propane tank is about 10" long by about 5" in diameter. They have a threaded top made to screw into the Bernzomatic handle. Cost of tank, roughly $2-3. The tank last several hours at 60% open and somewhat less at wide-open. No couplers are required...just be careful NOT to cross-thread when screwing the tank onto the handle. I have replaced many tanks with no problems.
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Mine required a gas line, but you can buy them ready for a propane tank. Great product !
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Hi Clyde: It takes the small propane tank (16.4 fl oz.) which actually lasts a very long time. There is an adaptor you can buy for thebig, regular propane tank. I have really enjoyed this bbq, it cooks very well and is easy to clean. Good luck.
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Well, I'm not sure what you mean by "larger," but since the device is giving you an estimate of how much propane is left in a tank, I suspect the size would not matter. The device needs to be placed as low on the tank as possible. If you can do that part, I think you would be ok. Good luck!
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You could use any size tank. I use the one my BBQ grill came with. Actually I bought a second one for the stove.
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No, you will need an adapter -- something along the lines of http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001H9K7WY to adapt the propane tank connection to 1/4" NPT.
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Amazon sell the little canisters and the adapter for a bigger tank:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_12?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=propane+canisters&sprefix;=propane+cani%2Caps%2C438
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Well if you are located in the US then your standard BBQ style propane tank is the most common. You can pick them up at most grocery stores/ convenience store. There is only 1 type of propane I know of, LP or Liquid Propane. That's what they fill the bottles with. Go pick one up and you will be fine.
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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.
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The propane tank must be purchased separately. They are relatively inexpensive, disposable and available at most department stores like Wal-mart
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If you use the small tanks, make sure you have two available. My buddy works for Ashland propane so we use 50 lb tanks. When we cook for about 300 (wild game feast) we probably use about 8-10 lbs.
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It uses the standard propane tank that is typically available at Home Depot, Lowe's and other general Hardware or Farm Supply stores. It will be about 12" diameter and 18" tall. It may also be referred to as a 40# tank. This is a very common tank and you will have to buy the first tank and then get it re-filled when empty. Most of these stores can either re-charge your empty tank or will exchange it with a full one they will have in stock. Typically you would simply exchange your depleted tank with a re-charged one that these stores will have on hand. Good luck and hope you enjoy this heater. The chimney is GLASS so be very careful when using, moving or storing this heater. It uses the standard propane tank that is typically available at Home Depot, Lowe's and other general Hardware or Farm Supply stores. It will be about 12" diameter and 18" tall. It may also be referred to as a 40# tank. This is a very common tank and you will have to buy the first tank and then get it re-filled when empty. Most of these stores can either re-charge your empty tank or will exchange it with a full one they will have in stock. Typically you would simply exchange your depleted tank with a re-charged one that these stores will have on hand. Good luck and hope you enjoy... » Read More It uses the standard propane tank that is typically available at Home Depot, Lowe's and other general Hardware or Farm Supply stores. It will be about 12" diameter and 18" tall. It may also be referred to as a 40# tank. This is a very common tank and you will have to buy the first tank and then get it re-filled when empty. Most of these stores can either re-charge your empty tank or will exchange it with a full one they will have in stock. Typically you would simply exchange your depleted tank with a re-charged one that these stores will have on hand. Good luck and hope you enjoy this heater. The chimney is GLASS so be very careful when using, moving or storing this heater. « Show Less
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Standard propane tank sits upright (like any grill). Don't think larger is an option unless you assemble without the tank guards. Standard tank is lasting for long time with regular use.
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With any propane supply, whether it be a 20lb or a 100lb tank, you need low pressure regulation after it to supply your cooking devices. This fryer in particular has a 3/4" connection which you can connect into your system.
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You can get a big propane tank if you buy the hose/adapter for it as well. Otherwise, it will hold a small tank, sorry, I don't know the size of the small tanks, but you can get them at Home Depot in a 2 pack.