does this level gauge have inside threads on 1 end ? my tank is type 1 but my grill is a male
1281375
Sounds like you need an adaptor for your grill... Check Home Depot or Lowes.
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The gauge has a male and female thread set. It is a pass through configuration. If you have two male connections as previously stated you will need an adaptor.
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No. The internal threads are fine threads that fit the small 1#propane bottles,the external threads are course threads that fits the internal threads of the nut located after the regulator that would fit the threads of a 20# Propane bottle
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According to Flame King: "The gauge is a liquid level gauge inside the tank." Not sure if this is correct but I am sure it could not measure the weight of the tank, and as you mentioned a pressure indicator would be useless. I don't count of this gauge since my grill has a fairly accurate weight based indicator.
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it uses the same fitting that is used on BBQ grills. If the tank you bought does not fit then return the tank and get a proper one. don't use adapters. also , you realize that the threading on propane tanks is a left handed thread ? turn left (counter clockwise) to tighten and right to loosen. the opposite of what we are used too ?
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Yes, the unit purchased has a threaded screw to retain the grill. It was too short so I had to add an extension - not a big deal. Hope this works for you.
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Don't know the thread size, but this regulator will fit most grills and it has worked for me. The regulator screws into the same fitting as the canister.
855557
short answer, no. it has to have the same connector as your gas grill type propane tanks
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Yes, they both have internal 1/2 inch pipe threads. In other words they will both accept a 1/2 nipple.
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No it does not include a 1/2" female to female coupler. I got those in false bottom kits with bulkhead, but not with the individual bulkhead. You will basically be left with a 1/2 male thread on the inside of your kettle.
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Hi Edward,Yes, you can still use the gauge. You will need a two stage regulator that has a POL inlet connection. Your gauge would hook inline between your tank and then the regulator.
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No.. your unit appears to have ta threaded end and a universal quick disconnect. This hose has the universal quick disconnect on both ends.
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No and the tank hanger set up is strange. I had to get a longer hose and do some adapting. Good grill if you are handy
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That is correct it is left hand thread. It fits into the inside threads that are used to fill the tank NOT onto the outer threads that the BBQ hooks up to.
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no - it has no male/female threads - the white plastic connector is smooth plastic to be used only with a pool hose.
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Yes, most if not all HPA tanks will have a gauge. I ordered this exact package, you won't regret it!
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The valve on this tank is identical to a 20 lb propane tank typically used with gas grills - right hand thread. I think the other end of your connector hose would need to connect to a "POL fitting with a left hand thread".
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Yes, it states propane gauge & BBQ propane gauge. I tried it on our big 50. Gal tank and it did work so I bought two more for gifts