Is there a limit to how big of a propane bottle you can use? 20/40/100?
841460
The 20lb cylinder fits the unit You could use any size tank but you would have to alter the length of the hose. This would also limit moving the unit.
51357
I just took the 20# tank off my BBQ pit and hooked it right up. Don't see why you couldn't use a larger tank cause I think they would be the same pressure.
2047501
Hello John, I just measured my propane tank: approx, 17" overall height and approx, 91/4" max diameter. We really love this tank to use with our portable gas grille. Much smaller and lighter to take along when we travel. My refill source (an RV center) charged me just 1/2 charge to fill the tank as opposed to a 20lb. cylinder refill. The new cylinder must be "purged" when filled the first time. Hope this helps.
951017
Adapter for small bottles yes - do not know if it works with big propane tanks.
1942088
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!
950360
We have a 1/2" black pipe going into, standard connection. The propane outfit installed it with the flexible yellow line. Its all vapor, so do not need a large supply. Just makes sure you put in a 250 gallon tank. Not that you need 250 gallon, but tank needs to be that big so it supplies a sufficient amount of vapor. If too small, it will start sucking fluid which will freeze the line. Let a propane company install it, trust me, well worth it.
2231173
What do you want to do? This hose is to connect to a tank of 20 lbs and to the stove. I have a Coleman propane stove and buy a 20 lbs propane tank to stop buying 1 lb propane can.
1415215
For this a 20# bottle is a must. This is one serious stove. I use it at Elk camp with a 30" x 18" griddle cooking for 6 to 10 hunters. It is awesome!!
1702449
I would like to use the larger size propane tank with this grill. Is it safet to do that and were could I buy a supply line to connect the two?
440026
Yes, but you need to buy an appliance propane gas hose extension . I bought a 20' hose made by Coleman, I think
1289255
I use the same size that works with the propane barbecue that I have that way if one runs out I can grab it from the other tank. I also use an exchange that only exchanges that size
1971503
Yes, you should have no problems mechanically - the fill connections are the same. Remember that 80% of total rank capacity = "full", i.e. it will only take 5 lb of propane.% full = 100 x (GW - 11.1)/5[propane is 4.4 lb/gal]
2016713
The hose is just an extension hose to go from the grill to your propane bottle/tank. The hose adapter will hook up to a normal camping 16.4oz propane cylinder or 20lb tank used with full sized grills. The rolling cart has an area where a 20lb tank can sit - be sure it rests on the ground, not on the stand.
572239
My best answer is I don't know, although there is 5' adaptor hose also available on Amazon that reviewers indicate will connect to a 20lb propane tank. As we bought this to use only when we are Airstreaming, we opted to just use the Coleman canisters you can buy at your local hardware or camping store. We get about 2.5 hours of cook time from one canister. And, we are very pleased with the grill!!
1146732
You can use the camping version cylinders (16.4 oz) or use an adapter valve to attach to a large propane canister.
321091
Pretty much, its the standard 16oz propane bottle thread. I use a coleman with mine but have used different brands. Highly recommend this, pays its self after first trip. 16oz bottles at $3 each vs. filling a 20lb bulk tank for $15. 1/4 of the price if you were to buy 20 small tanks. One tank lasted me 10 days and night for breakfast/lunch/dinner. with 25% left
145741
Yes, See this: http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/propane-steak-saver-adapter/24028 It adapts a 1# cylinder to a grill fitting which is for a 20# bottle.