Does this work on a 100 lb propane cylinder?
1679070
I am sorry but do not know. I use my small cylinder for grill. You may try to contact Flame King. I would think it should work. Sorry but good luck.
1679071
Don't know since I use my only with a standard propane tank for my gas grill. I'd check with the manufacturer first.
1679072
I would NOT use this. Ours caught fire because it was broken and we didn't know it.
1679073
Sorry, I don't know. I have a standard size tank. However you can check at any store to see if the fittings are the same size.
923160
I believe it s designed for a standard Propane cylinder, I am not sure about its usage with the Colman Canister given its heat output capacity, there are other smaller burners for your purpose
396026
This Tank Bracket is designed for a Forklift Propane Cylinder. That is what I am using it for. It fits a standard sized 33 lbs Forklift Propane cylinder, dimensions for which are 28" High and 12.3"Diameter. It should also fit the 43 lbs Forklift Propane cylinder, dimensions for which are 34.1" High and 12.3"Diameter. Check the dimensions of your cylinder and compare. Hope that helps.
1046176
I just received this item to attach to my Century distribution tree and no fuel will flow through to my stove or torch. It would seem that it is only designed to work with 1# bottles.
1134888
I have a smaller unit the Q 100 and it works on it. The item is very thick and takes some time to heat up.
951017
Adapter for small bottles yes - do not know if it works with big propane tanks.
2029261
No, this hose won't work. It connects to the fitting that is on a one pound propane bottle to a propane appliance. You would need a hose that connects to the propane tank and the pressure regulator that feeds the appliances on the fifth wheel.
171044
Not if using propane appliances that hook directly to 1lb bottles. Don't buy this brand it's a pos threads stripped from factory after first use. Used epoxy to repair. Would not buy stansport model again
1907791
sure, there is hose enclosed with the unit so you can use it with larger propane cylinders
354887
I think it should, as long as it uses the standard connection. The gauge works off of gas pressure so it should work on your cylinder no matter what size.
821908
I used the hose to connect a 100lb tank to a 30,000 btu heater with no problems.
649249
I think it was about 50-80 gallons. You can call any local propane company and ask them how much a 100 pound tank will hold and they will know.
1785068
With the correct connecting hoses, YES. This is a GREAT way to save on propane. 16oz bottles get expensive compared to bulk propane
1603213
it is designed to work on propane when used with a 0-30 PSI variable regulator. It might be possible to change out the orifice to convert it but that is beyond my understanding.
1155062
A 100 pound propane tank will hold 23.58 gallons. 100 pounds / 4.24 pounds per gallon = 23.58 gallons or a weight of 100lbs, that does not include the weight of the empty cylinder.
867798
It fits the standard 14.1 ounce propane cylinder and it works for propane http://www.amazon.com/CRL-Standard-Propane-Fuel-Cylinder/dp/B002DVN7OU/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1357342523&sr=8-11&keywords=propane+torch. If other cylinders have the same threads it will fit, if not, it won't. It also works for MAPP gas. I suppose it will work for any flammable gas that goes in the cylinder.
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.