How big of tank will support
1177702
We replaced the regulator and have it attached to a normal household gas bottle, my husband says that as long as you use the correct regulator it's fine
1177703
With an adapter hose you can hook it to any size tank you want. I use mine with a 100lb propane tank. That gives me 600+hours of constant heat when the heater is operating on low setting.
1177704
I use the screw on green canisters from the camping section at target or Walmart. I but I larger tank could be used if it was hooked to adapter. I like the green bottle tank so I could move it with me to different deer blinds to keep my son warm
1177705
This heater uses the little propane canisters found at any sporting goods store. Otherwise, you can buy the hose attachment for about 45.00 dollars and attach a large propane container (like you have on a barbeque grill) to the heater. I only have used the small canisters. Those are what fit my needs.
1177706
The manufacturer does specify 20 lbs as the maximum size for a remote cylinder. Why a larger cylinder would be a problem, I don't know, but use your own judgement with that in mind.
1177707
With the adapter hose, it will support anything from a grill size 20 to what ever has the same connection
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.
1771697
Umm... 55 gallons of water is over 440 pounds and that does not even include the tank. I think if you try to imagine two or three grown adults standing on this table (or any table) you will get your answer. I think you need something with steel legs or at least really sturdy hardwood (like solid oak, cherry, etc.). Take a look at stands designed specifically for aquarium tanks, see what they are made of, and go from there. Good luck!
501427
it will fit but it's going to be tight. once the tank is on the stand you can't get anything in because of that middle brace.
1458058
I have a very wide tank and it works great - I have loaned it to my neice who has a narrow tank and it worked for her too.
1251137
Depends on the size of the tank. Would recommend two fixtures of the 16" model for a 4 footer, and one fixtures of the 24" model for a 3 footer. Hope this helps!
39468
It should handle that fine. I can fit my entire SCUBA set up in it except a tank.
1537537
As stated you can use a 20lb tank but it won't last long. A 100lb tank or larger is best.
1890255
There is no problem in using a filter bigger than what you need. Every model has a limit, as long the model is for a bigger tank than you have is OK.
1907793
I believe so. You can purchase a conversion kit that allows you to hook it up to a larger tank. I am not sure of the specs that may be necessary.But you will find others on here who have done it easily. That done - perfect set up!
2224323
I don't know specific weight capacity but it is a very sturdy piece and well constructed. Also comes with bracket to attach to the wall. I would think a small aquarium would be fine.
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.
1312336
as long as the tank is deep enough to accept the rod length you will be fine
1438360
yeah, it should. may have to lay the tank on it's side though b/c i'm not sure if it will fit upright...but it may.
1803343
My tank is acrylic making it much lighter than glass but having said I have 60 lbs sand , 50 lbs live rock and loads of fake corals and it seems as if it could support even more. It is steel and pretty well put together so I think it will be fine for 65 gal tank.
2051383
No would not recommend and you will need I bigger tank than 20 lb.. Will small garage like 12x20 no bigger
714278
It'll probably be too tall. I have a 36 gallon tank and it's too talk for my tank.