Can you adjust the angle of the propane cylinder on the side instead of being straight up/down? Photos show cylinder hanging off side of a rock.
1180541
Yes you can, it has about 90 degrees of travel so you can just have it sitting on the table beside the grill, laying at an angle appropriate for your grill.
1180542
My propane cylinder is at an angle, I put my grill on my deck box it just rest once attached on the top of the box, You can also buy the Char-Broil 4-Foot Hose and Adapter to attach a larger tank.
2282979
there is an adjustment inside the cylinder that you can adjust. it will work.
483973
You can adjust your vertical angle to under 30, just takes a wrench which is included. Horizontal is not really adjustable so much, unless you add a wobblier kit.
1841272
Up/down angle, fine. Sideways angle, you'll need a hose guide. I got one of these Hose Roller Guide, For 1/4 to 3/4 ID Hose - drilled a couple holes through two bricks, bolted it to them and put them in the ground about 6' in front of the hose reel. From there, you can pull the hose in any direction(or wind it up) very easily. It winds and unwinds with very little effort.
690546
No. It is fixed. i was able to twist it to change the direction of the angle, but the piece itself is not adjustable
801533
No, you can mount it in any angle. Verticle is pitured, mine is at at 70 doward angle for the reason I had no space. I proped a block of wood beteen the tank and a joice for extra support. The tank has a strong connection and hoen'tly does not need extra support. Check you pressure! I lowered my to 17lbs as I was getting hot water from the cold at times. This is do to where you incorporate the tank into your system.
250018
Yes, angle it at steep 60 degrees. Try to keep inlet hose toward you in paint container. Careful, slow & watch for drip formation. Thet really need to design a container for that.
1938787
Yes, you CAN adjust the slope of the stand, but it's most stable when the prop is fully extended (as you might expect, the more towards vertical the stand, the less stable it becomes).
1469101
the position is fixed. And is already in the most optimal position. Not sure why you'd want it at a greater angle. I'm very satisfied with it and have had no problems what so ever. I also recommend the Two Brothers Black Series exhaust.
1640279
A slight angle should be OK. Too much, like in that picture, could allow it to slip if it has nothing to help keep it in place (like a knot,or small branch).
2033067
The werner AC78 does not have an option to adjust the angle. It attaches securely to your ladder and follows in line perpendicular to your ladder. It is a GREAT stabilizer for the ladder.
1841275
Up/down angle, fine. Sideways angle, you'll need a hose guide. I got one of these http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007PB4F5S/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - drilled a couple holes through two bricks, bolted it to them and put them in the ground about 6' in front of the hose reel. From there, you can pull the hose in any direction(or wind it up) very easily. It winds and unwinds with very little effort.
1775080
This is the answer I got when I asked, so it is how I have it: Mount it so the bigger end is nearer the fuel tank.
285900
I use it hanging from the side of the tank. You can monitor it better. I was afraid if it was under gravel or any rocks it might melt or make the rocks or gravel hot.
1936423
i can't find an answer for this question,it is my question too. only the hand held hose can fit into that spot that is open but then it hangs down. it looks stupid just hanging there.
2085688
I try to keep it upright in my pocket. The fuel is in the bottom piece and the filament is in the top piece. I don't know if NEEDS to stay upright but I would think that if it were upside down the fuel wouldn't feed the element properly.
707446
You can be creative and do this by how much of the leg you pull out to adjust the tilt angle. My frame is placed high on the fireplace mantle so I have the frame stand on its own without using the built in leg.