What is the best type of gas cylinder is used with this?
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Regarding using a 20 lb canister, where did you buy the connecting hose, and was it difficult to connect? Mine will also be primarily on the patio.
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I use a 20 lb cylinder with a connecting hose because it is only used on my patio. If you travel with it a 1 lb canister is much more convenient.
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I would use the 1lb cannisters that you can get almost anywhere. The cost a couple dollars a piece, and will last for about 5 or so hours of grilling.
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There are many brands available and most are adequete for use with the grill. I use colman.
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I use Coleman 16.4 oz Propane fuel. But at Chicagland Speedway last year for a NSCAR race WE saw one catch on fire, the green paint bubbled off, the smoke was black, and smelled horrible. If I would have not yelled at the guy using the grill there would have been major problems. He had this grill on a waist high table the flames were so high they almost started his canopy on fire. It would have if we didn't spot it in time.
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I don't think this gun can use the old type gas. I live in the UK and I had a friend in the U.S buy me this, I had to get her to return it when I saw the pics she sent me of the fuel cells. I got this one instead. Paslode Cordless 16-gauge Angled Finish Nailer no. 900600
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Due to there being regular (Non Ethanol/middle grade) gasoline at the pumps now, that is what I have and use in my generator. However, the best choice is to purchase (if you have LP or Natural Gas) a fuel adapter kit from the US Carburetion Kit Center (www.uscarb.com) so you can utilize either Gasoline and/or LP/Natural Gas. LP/Natural Gas will not gum up or damage the Carburetor like Ethanol Gas will.
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Yes, that's what I use. The Leland 100-pack has the cheapest per-cylinder cost on Amazon, and they work great.
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Gas is better if you want cleaner welds. You don't necessarily get more consistent welds though as flux does a great job. Flux core wire carries flux inside, so it smokes and spatters more, and leaves behind a residue that you brush off. It's more convenient than MIG, and cheaper. It's up to you.
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We bought Vulcanus Butane Gas Cartridges, also from Amazon. I don't know much about it, but I'd imagine any 8 oz (227 g) butane cartridge cans would work.
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I have never had a problem using the canned butane refill cylinders. Don't worry about it. It's a great product.
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Any barrel with a flat bottom will work. If you use a tapered barrel be sure to caulk between the barrel and the unit as water will be directed into the motor. Best to use 100% silicone.
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Yes, in this kit the instructions list clearly which orifice can be used by type of gas. here is a link to the instructions that come with the kit: www.scribd.com/doc/126214047/GRLP3-LP-Conversion-Kit-Instructions Notice on page 4, Burner style #2, the Natural Gas orifices have larger holes/openings than the LP orifices. Sometimes, as in my stove, I was able to us my small Natural Gas adapter as my Large/higher-output LP adapter i.e. 1.07 from Natural Gas in place of my 1.09 on my LP - renders a BTU rating of the almost the same. Hope this helps.
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After reviewing the data, it is the can connector--that is fitting between cables and the can.I think all cans have their own type of fittings; however, the fitting between the cable and the can fitting is standard for all types of gas
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Larger bore/ diameter and the spacing is different. Regular air fittings will not work for gas.
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I don't know if use Argon gas; better to write to seller for have right answer. It's a good product. Good luck!
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for an accurate answer you need to provide specific use and gas volume requirements. Note that the cylinder I received is not a quality products I expected. The paint finish is inferior and the hydro test date was several years old.
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I have yet to use gasoline as a fuel. I believe white gas works the best. SW
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Use straight gas. It has a separate oil reservoir and dipstick, like a car.
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It's recommended to use with a 227g (8oz) GASONE Model Gas-1 non-refillable fuel gas canister.
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A good way to remove gas is to use a siphon pump like that used for filling kerosine heaters. Then run the engine until it runs out of the remaining fuel that will clear the line and carburator. I would store it dry for long term with no use.