How does this lighter fuel. does it use the pressurized cans with the small cylindrical nozel?
513778
Yes. It uses the pressurized cans with the nozzle, it fuels in seconds with no mess.
513779
That is correct. Many have said that you should order the highly refined cans. The cheap stuff may make it spit and fizzle. Look up vector quintouple refined. Not sure I spelled that correctly. Refined five times. A can of that should last a long time and the extra tips are built into the cap. You won't need them though because the default tip should be correct size. I bought two of these lighters and one came with the flint wheel installed backwards. I fixed it myself rather than send it back. The other one was OK.
513780
Yes, the Zippo Butane Fuel canisters work perfectly. Won't clog the lighter and burns better.
2202281
Hope this helps; Yes you have to by butane cans separately in order to keep the torch going. When you refill the torch with the butane there is a fuel gauge showing how much is left or how much more it can hold. I personally use 5x refined.
914187
I've used msr cans from sport authority and the mixed fuel from Colman cans at Walmart. Just make sure it's mixed and not strait propane.
206253
No this has a four stroke motor it uses straight regular unleaded gas. The crank case uses 10w40
1815346
Tis does not directly answer your question, but I bought and used a 20 lb. tank and had no problems. I never used a small gas canister. I'd suggest asking a gas supplier for ideas on how to correct the problem.
1128621
No...as is, it uses butane fuel like MSR or Snow Peak canisters with 7/16 NS Lindal valves
955210
Just regular lighter fluid, butane. It does run out really quick, but it's pretty awesome, worth the fluid :)
976710
I use this to fuel my boat from fuel cannisters. With a little finese it works great.
2010680
It is not real light. I can lift the bottom empty on to the stove, then fill it and put lid on and cook. I bought it because I want to be able to can safely at high altitude. And I wanted one that I didn't have to buy anything every year to keep canning with it. As far as I know this is the lightest canner made by All-American. Other brands of pressure cookers are lighter, but in spite of commercials if they are just called cookers they are not safe to can with.
2068017
No it's not pressurized. It's just the fluid in a can with a nozzle and you squeeze it to get it to come out.
2068016
I am not sure if it s pressurized, but I have been using it with Zippo lighters for over 20 years. You may be thinking of the cannisters of fluid used for butane lighters. Authentic Zippo lighters will always work with this product.
1426007
Yes it does. It is easy to pull too. I found out it doesn't like ethanol based gas very much, so try to use the 'good' stuff.
2188747
no it only takes nitro/rc fuel. I bought my fuel at a hobby store.really fun car.
1778727
According to the label on the can, it works for all butane lighters. I have only used Zippo lighters so I can't tell you more than that. The can has a pointy nozzle which gets placed into the fill hole on the lighter. Then you press down on the can (can is upside down) and the butane fills the lighter. I hope this has been helpful.
2068019
Its not pressurized like Petah said it does Come out fast but not much to get mad over and the fuel is very good
304347
I filled mine up with Butane no problem. I'm not sure what you mean by lighter fluid like Zippo type stuff? If it is that then you can't use that type of fuel, butane works fine.
1269735
You fill it in the bottom of the handle. I use Ronson butane fuel. It's not a liquid fuel like a Zippo lighter.