Can this grill also hook up to a larger propane tank?
572237
Yes, you can connect to larger propane, provided you have to buy a connector,which is sold separately
572238
As purchased only the small propane canisters. The Coleman manuals shows an accessory hose with fittings for a typical 5-gal exchange tank
572239
My best answer is I don't know, although there is 5' adaptor hose also available on Amazon that reviewers indicate will connect to a 20lb propane tank. As we bought this to use only when we are Airstreaming, we opted to just use the Coleman canisters you can buy at your local hardware or camping store. We get about 2.5 hours of cook time from one canister. And, we are very pleased with the grill!!
572240
I believe it can be hooked up to a larger propane tank, with the correct adapter. I may do this at some point but the little tanks last a while and they are only about $3.50 each.
572241
Yes you can! But you would need to buy the adapter that they also sell on amazon.
1201213
If has a standard valve on. So it can be hooked up to any standard gas grill. I hope this helps.
1900351
No. It hooks up to the same 20# tanks that you would use on a gas grill or fish cooker.
453882
The smaller tank is designed for it, but I bought a small hose adapter and use my large propane tank that I've had forever.
2218771
Yes the grill can be used with smaller propane bottles but you must get an adapter. We use the grill with the propane tanks on our travel trailer. We have it set up with a quick connect.
535775
Yes it can. I think the feet are included with the unit. Just remember you have to run the propane / natural gas line to the unit. You may need a 90% coupling to hook up gas line.
2072213
Probably not. Between a home LP supply and a grill you'd want to have a pressure regulator. This connector is great for hooking up grills/burners to a propane tank where you want to allow higher than normal flow rates of gas, such as a turkey fryer or very large grill.
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I believe that a larger propane tank could be used with this grill if you had the correct adapter. The threads on the grill are for the smaller propane tanks used with lanterns and the like. I have an adapter that I can use with a large propane tank to connect a lantern head to it. That said, there is really no need to use a large propane tank given that the propane is only on for about 5 minutes to start the charcoal. I have also used the small propane tanks used for soldering and sweating pipe joints as they as typically a little cheaper than the ones designed for camping and can be found at any hardware store. I believe that a larger propane tank could be used with this grill if you had the correct adapter. The threads on the grill are for the smaller propane tanks used with lanterns and the like. I have an adapter that I can use with a large propane tank to connect a lantern head to it. That said, there is really no need to use a large propane tank given that the propane is only on for about 5 minutes to start the charcoal. I have also used the small propane tanks used for soldering and sweating pipe joints as they as typically a little cheaper than the ones designed for camping and can be found... » Read More I believe that a larger propane tank could be used with this grill if you had the correct adapter. The threads on the grill are for the smaller propane tanks used with lanterns and the like. I have an adapter that I can use with a large propane tank to connect a lantern head to it. That said, there is really no need to use a large propane tank given that the propane is only on for about 5 minutes to start the charcoal. I have also used the small propane tanks used for soldering and sweating pipe joints as they as typically a little cheaper than the ones designed for camping and can be found at any hardware store. « Show Less
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Any size propane tank will work, it is just a matter of having the right adapters to connect. My unit had the typical connector you would find on a barbeque grill but I use an adapter for the 1 lb can, available at most hardware stores. Other than that just make sure you hook the hoses up correctly (I had the water in hooked to the water out on the first try).
58061
Not sure. I dont think so but I highly recommend to do it if you. The refilling of the smaller propane tanks is a hastle. I even bought 3 of these tanks so I could minimize the back and forth to get them refilled.
328629
The Lxx can be fitted to accept a large (the ususal barbeque) tank if you buy the regulator adapter line
821871
If you go to a grill store, or hardware store they will have all fittings needed to accomplish this. If you were trying to hook up to a natural gas line you will need to buy a different regulator that will screw into the hose going to the grill. If you were trying to connect to another propane tank there are houses made that screw into the port of this grill, and on a regular size Propane tank.
1412996
I am sure you can, it uses standard LP connections. I use this with my RV and I just carry 4 extra regular (Grill size) LP tanks with me........ Each tank last about 14 hrs continuous and that is 4 good days at the bike rally!
299063
Brigette, you will need a connector to attach this to the big propane tank. This has the male and female ends of a small propane canister and is in a sense just an extension hose for the small canisters. I use mine for camping and had to buy a tree that hooks to my big tank and then I can use the hose off of that tree.
989255
Yes, it does have the same sort of fitting that you use to connect a propane tank to a grill, so you could use the same tank for this that you use for your grill.
213783
You may use the small one pound cylinder by screwing it into the fitting one th right side of the grill. I prefer to use the adapter to attach a larger propane bottle. I also have a five foot long propane hose to run from the grill to five gallon tank. You may need an adapter on the tank side also. The grill works great and I use it a lot at home and camping.
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short answer, no. it has to have the same connector as your gas grill type propane tanks