What size propane bottle does it require?
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I heat a 400 sq ft cabin with this heater and I have it hooked up to a 100 gal permanent propane tank. That said, I probably wouldn't use anything less than a 5 gal. tank.
99473
It's universal size. I use Coleman Propane. Pre-filled 1lb. propane cylinder.
2240450
This one will fit it. Coleman Butane / Propane Mix Fuel (Mix Fuel 7.75 oz.) - 7.75 oz.
970374
The "useable" smaller interior width is 13.5" and height is 14.5". We store charcoal in ours, so cannot actually try a propane tank. Hope that helps
1048983
I don't know what size of tank it would need but I do remember that they specifically bragged about it being able to use either Propane or Natural Gas. Personally, mine is hooked up inside to a natural gas feed.
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.
1638631
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 the big, regular propane tank. I have really enjoyed this bbq, it cooks very well and is easy to clean. Good luck.
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I am using the standard grill tank. I can't see why you couldn't use the 40# tank if the connections matched. The only time you are using propane is when you are using hot water. Depending upon your application a 20# tank might be large enough. It certainly is for me.
2047500
Approx 9"-10" diameter,, 21" height. Short side note,, the valve has a safety mechanism in it. Open the valve slowly. If you open it fast it will automatically reduce the flow of the propane.
234969
Hi,No, the size of the canister does not matter, only the filling nozzle which should be universal for all small propane devices.
785189
The small cylinders around 16-17 oz found in camping section of most big stores like Wal-Mart, etc. Usually dark green.I would suggest buying the proper hose and hook up to 20lb propane tank. Small cylinder runs out pretty quick.
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.
983422
yes, a propane grill size tank is what we are using, this is such a nice addition to our camping experience I wish I would have ordered this earlier in the summeer
111658
There really is no specific size any size shall work. The siphon hose you have is a standard size and almost never vary. Ive owned this kit for over a year still brewing beer in it as often as I can. Like you i decided an auto siphon would make life 10× easier. I just went to my LHBS and found an auto siphon for a bargain. But back to your original question as long as you buy an auto siphon that's circumference is smaller then your carboy which is about an inch and a half you should be in good shape. Happy Brewing friend!
1146732
You can use the camping version cylinders (16.4 oz) or use an adapter valve to attach to a large propane canister.
666051
A 20 lb. propane tank measures approximately 18 inches high by 12.5 inches in diameter, 40 lb. propane tank measures approximately 29 inches high by 12.5 inches in diameter, So width is fine but as you said, you'll be short by 11 inches
499125
You could use any size tank. I use the one my BBQ grill came with. Actually I bought a second one for the stove.