Can I buy the coleman hose and adapter and hook it to a 20 lbs propane tank?
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You can actually actually get the adapter hose for the grill to 20lb tank anywhere. I bought mine from Walmart. Amazon has them, etc. Just make sure you are getting the hose that goes from a small bottle to normal propane, length as desired. I got a longer one so I could stow the 20lb bottle away.
213780
The pressure regulator sticks out on the right side of the grill, and you can either screw on one of those small, 1 lb propane canisters or connect a hose that lets you use standard 20 pound propane tanks.
1992788
You can if you have the adapter to do so. You still need a propane hose with a regulator in it though
1566081
You can use the 14 oz or 16oz propane canisters that are available at most hardware stores, home centers (lowes, Depot), Mass merchants (WalMart, Target, Kmart, etc.) or sporting goods stores (Dicks, Sports Authority, Academy). IN addition you can purchase a conversion hose which you can connect directly to a 20lb propane tank (the ones that all big grills use.
1441353
Yes you would need a hose to connect the propane tank. I use a hose with 5 # & 10# tanks.
1179307
NO.... Just shut off tank valve then remove hose from tank. This tee fitting goes inline by attaching to tank then attach hose. Turn tank on when finished and check for leaks with a soapy water mix. May have a plastic shield covering the hose coupling so it may need to be removed. I was able to replace plastic shield with a little modification. The tank hookup is not much different than you typical 20 or 30 pound propane tank.
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.
1692051
With this you can hook it to an external propane tank. Coleman 2000005062 5-Ft. High-Pressure Hose & Adapter
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
523118
It is not recommended to connect to natural gas line. You can purchase a conversion hose and hook it up to a 20lb. tank though. It has one burner, but it is a loop burner, so it covers the surface of the grill very well.
844784
Yes it comes with the regulator. If you want to use the 20 lb propane tank, you will need a longer fuel line and plugs to the included regulator as well.
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I bought one and looked into that. Yes, with an accessory feed line and a conversion adapter to go to the canister connection you can fed it with a 20 lb tank. They even have a grommeted opening at the base that loos like it was made to feed that line into it. But the option I chose was to get a canister refill adapter and just refill the small canisters from my 20 lb tank. That way the heater is still fully portable and I have that endless supply of fuel from the 20lb tank. the line was $20 and the adapter was $8.
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Since I don't want to direct you to the wrong answer, because I, myself do not know if it will be possible to hook this up with a 20 LB. and a flexible BBQ hose, I have provided you with the link to the manufacture's website and the manual for this model of heater. I hope it helps. Sorry I can't say yes or no, but I hope you find the answer(s) in what I posted here for you. Have a good one Byron. Here's the company's website link for this model: (http://www.procomheaters.net/blueflame-heaters/md100tba.html) and here is the link to the heaters manual in PDF file form, also taken off the company's website: (http://www.procomheaters.net/manuals/md100tba-md200tba-md300tba-md100hba-md200hba-md300hba.pdf) Since I don't want to direct you to the wrong answer, because I, myself do not know if it will be possible to hook this up with a 20 LB. and a flexible BBQ hose, I have provided you with the link to the manufacture's website and the manual for this model of heater. I hope it helps. Sorry I can't say yes or no, but I hope you find the answer(s) in what I posted here for you. Have a good one Byron. Here's the company's website link for this model: (http://www.procomheaters.net/blueflame-heaters/md100tba.html) and here is the link to the heaters manual in PDF file form, also taken... » Read More Since I don't want to direct you to the wrong answer, because I, myself do not know if it will be possible to hook this up with a 20 LB. and a flexible BBQ hose, I have provided you with the link to the manufacture's website and the manual for this model of heater. I hope it helps. Sorry I can't say yes or no, but I hope you find the answer(s) in what I posted here for you. Have a good one Byron. Here's the company's website link for this model: (http://www.procomheaters.net/blueflame-heaters/md100tba.html) and here is the link to the heaters manual in PDF file form, also taken off the company's website: (http://www.procomheaters.net/manuals/md100tba-md200tba-md300tba-md100hba-md200hba-md300hba.pdf) « Show Less
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Yes, I have mine connected to a 20 Lb tank rite now, You Just need the proper length hose,
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You might be able to since it's a standard hook up. You might need adapters. I hook it it with a Coleman tower to a large tank.
390025
As long as your tank has the right hand male acme thread to match the female acme thread in the hose it will work. The average size of a common 20 pound tank that you can exchange almost anywhere now is about 5 gallons the next size up is a 30 pound tank and they don't recommend you using this hose on that size tank because of the difference in output pressure ratings.
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Using the proper hose and regulator most grills that use 1lb tanks can be adapted to use 20lb tanks.