Can you use dual 40 lb propane tanks Procom says you need 100lb tanks
1937700
We use ours linked up with our natural gas, so we are not familiar with propane needs.
1937701
It will depend on how cold the area is and the altitude. The best way is to just try it.
552264
Propane weighs approx. 4.2 lbs per gal. This is a 1 gal. tank that holds approx. .8 gal when you fill it at 80% which is what the installed OPD (overfill prevention device) will allow. Therefore the tank should hold app 3.39 lbs. on first fill. Yours is full! :-)
1489951
You are not able to do that. You can use 10, 20 or 100 lb tanks only. I wanted to connect it to my 1000 gallon home tank and they (the gas company) said I could not.
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
1927729
I have this hooked to my house natural gas. It produces a great deal of heat with a significant gas flow. Although I haven't tried it with Propane I would guess a 20lb tank would be inadequate for the type of gas flow and heat produced.
1381938
It will accept a 20lbs propane tank which is probably the same as your camper line even if its not 20lb tanks, by using the adapter manufactured by Kuuma which is a low pressure conversion kit for the Stow N' Go 125 Part# 58270. It can be purchased from Defender Industries, since Amazon does not carry it currently. http://www.defender.com/product.jsp?path=-1%7C2276204%7C2276218%7C2276224&id;=59525
1765761
it has 900 lb max capacity so a 90 gal tank is supposed to be the max according to the papers that come with it. that being said if all your gravel and decorations and equipment total 100lbs or less it might work. also that is assuming your tank is 1 not glass and 2 same footprint as a standard 90 (48 x 18). 100 gal of water = 800 lbsur tank (if glass) = 180 lbsgravel for 48x 18 = 100lbsequipment (lights, filter ect) = 50 lbsapproximate total is 1130lbs so the only way that would work is if ur tank was acrylic and it was a bare bottom.
790097
It uses the 1lb tanks. You must buy separately. It is a great heater for camping!
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
717180
Never heard of a natural gas tank for heater use. Your best choice is to buy a similar blue-flame heater designed for propane use if you don't have access to natural gas, and use a propane tank to run it. Gas-grille size (20 lb) propane tanks are available at many locations, including many convenience and hardware stores. Running a heater designed for natural gas on propane without significant internal changes is dangerous.
51355
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.
1048981
This heater requires at least a 100 pound propane tank for use. It cannot be used with a 20 lb. BBQ tank.
182875
The generator has a standard connector that hooks up to most portable propane tanks (20lbs tanks usually used for grills). The 100lb tanks I've seen also have the same nozzle that connects with this generator. Hope this helps.
2143038
100# = 23.8 gallons at 4.24#/gallon. When getting one filled, make sure the propane guy tares the scale to the actual tare weight stamped on the top of the tank.
1191940
Yes you can Robert. You might need a different connection hose, but that is exactly what we did. We had our gas provider come out and connect a quick snap valve to our 100lb tank. Then they gave us a hose that works with that type of connection. Now all we have to do is snap it into the new connection and go. Works beautifully.
809281
I checked my manual. It specifies using a 16.4 ounce disposable propane cylinder. There is no mention anywhere of whether a larger propane tank can be used. It does say not to change the regulator assembly and I'm thinking to use the larger tank you might have to. I would say no to that. And the smaller cylinder lasts quite awhile so I'm not sure why you would want to .
1807812
Yes but capacity becomes an issue. I piped 2small propane tanks togeather and use them as auxiliary air storage when I'm using a lot of air