can this be used on a 100 lb propane tank?
914137
It COULD be used for that, but normally 100 lb cylinders do not have the external acme threads to which this attaches. You would need an adapter sold here on Amazon (search GrillPro 11051).
51358
Any size propane tank will work, it is just a matter of having the right adapters to connect. My unit had the typical connector you would find on a barbeque grill but I use an adapter for the 1 lb can, available at most hardware stores. Other than that just make sure you hook the hoses up correctly (I had the water in hooked to the water out on the first try).
1959982
Propane weighs 4.24 lbs per gallon so 100 lb capacity tank would hold 23.6 gallons.
1048981
This heater requires at least a 100 pound propane tank for use. It cannot be used with a 20 lb. BBQ tank.
974097
The actual thing weighs over 100 pounds and is really bulky so it would be a pain to try to change the propane tank.
2007437
Well, the answer to your question is yes. You can hook the Mr. Heater two stage regulator with hose to your 100lb tank, but you will need the POL to Type 1 adapter to achieve this. On your two stage regulator/ hose you have a Type 1 female connection, so you need the POL to Type 1 male connector to complete what you are doing. You must be hooking your tank and hose to the Mr. Heater Big Buddy Heater with the quick disconnect connector also to do this unless your heater has a quick disconnect. The adapter that you will need is the GrillPro 11051 Universal Fit Pro. I hope this was helpful for you to complete your task and I'm here to help if you need me again. Take care and be safe.
1959981
Propane gas expands with a rise in temperature and a 100 Pound cylinder can only be safely filled with 23.6 gallons of liquid propane. This will then enable the gas to expand when the ambient temperature rises. The first time I went to a propane station ( I will not mention the Name) I could not believe when the attendant pumped 35 Gallons in the Tank and then asked me if I wanted more. Beware when you fill the cylinder and play it safe
541056
No way. I tried a 10 gallon. It crushed my stovetop under the weight. Go with the propane burners.
2120404
I use mine with a full size tank and have no problem. You need to make sure that you buy a hose that does not have a regulater since there is already one on the grill. With another added to that it would really not be able to give you the full amount of propane needed. I never have used mine with the small tanks but have them on hand for traveling. The hose I bought is a Weber although there is another brand that is about $5.00 cheaper that should work just as well. Hope this helps. Good luck and enjoy!
1971502
Yes, you should have no problems mechanically - the fill connections are the same. Remember that 80% of total rank capacity = "full", i.e. it will only take 5 lb of propane. % full = 100 x (GW - 11.1)/5 [propane is 4.4 lb/gal]
1372823
Should be able too. I put 100# on mine with no problem but that is some serious weight.
701633
It isn't recommended. I have never tried it. I believe they have a model that works with the 5 gal propane tanks, but I remember it recommended only using the small canisters for this Red Dragon model.
2049224
Not directly. This unit makes it easy to connect an external propane tank to the RV. This pigtail looks just like the one on the firepit (it connects to a tank). The other hose goes from the RV tank to a threaded end that is the same as a 1 lb (disposable) propane tank. You could make it work if you purchased an adapter that adapts a 1lb tank to a refillable tank fitting ( Camco 59213 Female POL/ Male ACME X 1"-20 Male Propane Adapter).
260684
Yes, it can be hooked up to a propane tank you just need an adapter which you should be able to find at Home Depot
197319
I don't see why not......it is just a propane gas burner like you would have on a gas stove.
1372938
I don't know why not. It functions like any gas stove. To meet fire codes in most places, the propane tank would need to be outside with a line coming through the wall
1218642
According to the specifications shown, the tank is rated for 100 PSI, not 150. So no, in my opinion if you run higher air pressure in your compressor than 100, it would not be safe to couple-in this tank.