Can I use my large bottle of propane gas with this?
2051545
We used our approximately 5 pound propane bottle with ours. I don't know what size your bottle is but my husband says you can use any size propane bottle with a grill.
1594803
I used this hose to connect a portable table top propane barbeque to a bulk tank instead of the one pound bottles. All I needed was a splitter that connected to the bulk tank [$18.] I connected this hose to one port of the splitter for the barbeque and another to the other port the my two burner stove. With the extra length of these hoses I could tuck the tank out of the way under the table. As long as your grill has a regulator on it this should work fine. You could also contact Coleman for more specific information.
173857
Yes, to a degree. I bought this hose for that express purpose but you have to realize the nature of propane. The bigger the tank used typically means the less total use of the propane you get. Depending on waht type of appliance is hooked to a tank that size, you run the risk of the tank "freezing up" and blocking the relase of the gas. This is typical with most types of heaters as they tend to draw the gas faster than it can convert from a liquid state the further down the liquid is in the tank. So, small tanks work best or be prepared to allow a big tank to thaw from time to time to get be able to use it's full volume. Yes, to a degree. I bought this hose for that express purpose but you have to realize the nature of propane. The bigger the tank used typically means the less total use of the propane you get. Depending on waht type of appliance is hooked to a tank that size, you run the risk of the tank "freezing up" and blocking the relase of the gas. This is typical with most types of heaters as they tend to draw the gas faster than it can convert from a liquid state the further down the liquid is in the tank. So, small tanks work best or be prepared to allow a big tank to thaw from time to... » Read More Yes, to a degree. I bought this hose for that express purpose but you have to realize the nature of propane. The bigger the tank used typically means the less total use of the propane you get. Depending on waht type of appliance is hooked to a tank that size, you run the risk of the tank "freezing up" and blocking the relase of the gas. This is typical with most types of heaters as they tend to draw the gas faster than it can convert from a liquid state the further down the liquid is in the tank. So, small tanks work best or be prepared to allow a big tank to thaw from time to time to get be able to use it's full volume. « Show Less
1365641
Certainly. You can connect it to any consumer propane tank, as all are refilled at your local hardware store/fuel dealer from a universal coupling. Make sure all connections are clean (rust & debris free) & tight (not dented or dropped.) A bigger tank will allow you to cover larger areas between refueling. We've been using ours for a couple of seasons and cost savings are huge compared to chemicals. Also, nice to know we're not putting down cancer-causing agents where pets & people walk.
1825219
I'm sure you can but I wouldnot personaly use it for the purpose of having to fill it so often.I have always used propane never tried anything else and I never had any issues.
1992788
You can if you have the adapter to do so. You still need a propane hose with a regulator in it though
21829
I wouldn't, this is a strong solvent and the sending unit for the gas level changed a bit when I used the product. Use this product with 4 gallons of fuel no more.
871666
To be honest I don't know, but my husband said you can. I can't do that as the squirrels in our back yard eat the rubber hose connection on a regular tank type propane gas, that is why I love this grill with the bottled propane gas. I just make sure I buy several bottles at a time as I cook on the high setting and one bottle lasts about an hour and a half each. We get them at Home Depot or Lowe's for under $3.00 each.
2218771
Yes the grill can be used with smaller propane bottles but you must get an adapter. We use the grill with the propane tanks on our travel trailer. We have it set up with a quick connect.
1690933
Yes - I use the propane tank from my grill. I use this unit to brew beer - it works great.
2218773
It was actually designed to be used with the small propane bottles but they include an adapter to use the 20# tanks. This is another reason I bought it. I have not used it with the smaller bottles, but I would think there wouldn't be much difference except for the longevity of the bottle. Thanks for asking!
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.
572237
Yes, you can connect to larger propane, provided you have to buy a connector,which is sold separately
2007595
I'm not sure, but I think so, probably with an adapter. I've seen other people refill the small 1-lb bottles from a larger tank and use them with a catalytic heater; the reason is to leave the large tank outside and not have it take up so much space inside a small motorhome. They also have a gizmo to refill the small cylinders and reuse them. It would be prohibitively expensive to buy new 1-pound cylinders each time. We had our portable heater plumbed with a quick-disconnect nozzle to feed directly off the motorhome's main built-in propane tank.
1638629
I use the small propane tanks. They screw right into the valve on the back. I would assume that with a hose adapter, you could use the large propane tanks too.
145740
Yes, See this: http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/propane-steak-saver-adapter/24028It adapts a 1# cylinder to a grill fitting which is for a 20# bottle.
2249316
Not without getting a kit for that from the vendor. But you do want to ask yourself why and where you'd hook it up. I find it's a lot safer to use a propane bottle setup because it lets me move the fryer to a place farther away from the house. I have a natural gas hookup for the grill, but that's right next to the house. With the fryer there's also the mess issue. I find it's better to use the fryer away from the patio so it doesn't leave oil spots all over the flagstone.