What is the fuel capacity?
500125
Same as the original; 40 liters, 10.5 US gal, 8.9 Imperial gal. Is well made, but look out when handled as the entire outer flange area is razor sharp so use gloves. The very sharp corners may punch through the heavy cardboard box also during shipping.
1078118
Usually just 87 octane but I try to get gas without ethanol to prevent long-term gumming up of the fuel system. This thing has been rock solid starting on any fuel so far.
1966740
It really depends on your flame setting, I would pack an 8oz and a 4oz for a 5 day trip and that should be more then enough. Remember the higher your flame setting the faster your fuel consumption!
837536
I don't know the capacity, but I use them for canned goods - completely filling the racks - and have had no difficulty.
1911821
sorry i do not know the capacity, but notice that our use is very resistant
2162950
The capacity is the size of the graduated cup with spout provided. I'd estimate it's about a cup and a half.
644211
I am sorry. I got it as a gift for my uncle. Not sure about the actual capacity.
699215
I usually fill it ( about 1.5- 2 gallons) if that. I'm running it at 80-100% load for about 12 hours and still have gas left over
967596
I don't know the max, but I do operate at 60,000 btu fire pit and have also operated my gas grill at the same time.
792362
Depending upon the additive to fuel ratio you're looking for (rich or lean) anywhere from 18-24 gallons.
1894491
Dump it in the fuel tank and fill it up with gas. This large can will treat up to 20 Gallons. I use it in my motorcycle, so I just put a small amount in. It also has a fuel stabilizer in it which is good cause I don't ride the bike that often.
37788
A couple of gallons. I don't know exactly. I would have to go look on the paperwork.
2250687
the fuel is maybe an tablespoon. the first fill requires about 2 to prime. It does burn for a while, we took ours for fun outside one night and it was hot well after we came in. Priming took a bit i recommend doing it at home before taking it out.
2053473
The fuel capacity of the tank is 1.3 pints. When I received mine I added just a splash of coleman fuel into the tank to test it out and I was very impressed on how long the lantern ran on such a minimal amount of fuel. I intentionally added just a small amount so I could test it out and then store it empty. It ran for hours on that tiny amount of fuel.
1594749
Sorry I can't help with that. I have always used gas. It's the capacity I was after.
224517
I have no idea but it's a lot. To get real specific you would have to know the volume of gas consumed at a specific temperature and pressure for a measured amount of time. I cannot tell you that. You might ask American Fireglass but they might not know either.
62670
11 Qt. Unfortunately, there are no markers to indicate how full it is. The sticker was still on it for me to tell you its capacity. :)