How does this item attach to the tank?
1670205
It has a sticky tape backing that you peel the paper away from . You first have to clean the area of the tank you will be applying the heater to
1395008
You attach it to one of the openings on the side of the cage. It snaps in place, like a tube would.
238023
It has a heavy double stick type of tape attached to it. Mine has been on for more than 6 months and seems to be super strong and sturdy. Was a great solution for our tank!
1755839
Yes this is a standard tank screw in connection that is found on all tanks...hope this helps :]
201008
A small tank screws onto it. I don't know if you can use a connecting hose to connect a big tank, but I think so. It does not come with the hose, though.
2166094
The tank is easy to access from one side that is removable.....it fits a standard size propane tank.
1039367
the tank stays mounted inside the back of heater and held in place with a bracket.by the way these are great heaters.
564731
Unless you have a different model, the attachment should allow for male threaded side of the filter to screw into. There is a short stem protruding, but that slides inside the center of the threaded male side of the filter. A hose with a male swivel end will screw into the other side of the filter and go on to the 20 pound tank.
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Pull the center piece out of the rubber gasket when you receive the part. Then insert just the gasket onto the plastic bin hole, then push the center piece through the gasket until snug. Double check by putting a little water in the tank. Pretty easy.
58900
The forks go through the handle and rest on the top side of the tank. The weight of the tank keeps the bracket securely attached.
201607
the front part sits in the tank and then the back has a ledge the you put on the edge of the tank
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Mine has a bracket located on the engine and the screws go into preset holes in the tank.
214667
We stuck it on the inside of the tank under the water . Ours has suction cups
1224120
You would want to put this underneath the tank or in some sort of space near the tank. It would not hang on or go inside the tank.
1460069
My tank is roughed in, and I can see that there is a 1/2" plastic tube available on the left hand side (when facing tank) that I would assume is for a bidet seat. You can see it in the photo to the left of the tank bolt.
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From what I remember, it is pretty straightforward. It works similar to a wrench. You turn a wheel to widen the space. Position the feeder over the edge of the tank. Then turn the wheel the other way to close the gap so it fits snuggly on the edge.
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Ps. No purchase was required other than the screw and anchor I had in my garage. The holder has a single hole in the back that you screw through. I thought it looked awful hanging off the tank and making my lid askew.