Other fueling possibilities: Seeing as how these tabletop burners use propane cylinders, is it possible to by an adapter hose and hook it up to a 20 lb. propane cylinder or larger?
1848293
They don't use propane, they use butane. Very different fuel canisters and very different in the way they attach. So no, there is no use trying to hook up a propane hose (which is threaded) or trying to use propane as a fuel for this burner.
710908
Use LP. I am sure you can hook this up to natural gas however you will have to replace all of the valves and burners to support burning natural gas. If you want a natural gas fire system I think it would be cheaper and safer to just buy one instead of converting an LP system.
1927729
I have this hooked to my house natural gas. It produces a great deal of heat with a significant gas flow. Although I haven't tried it with Propane I would guess a 20lb tank would be inadequate for the type of gas flow and heat produced.
830494
The hose will work for that except a propane and natural gas have different size venturis that the gas flows through so you need to also convert your venturi. I think it has something to do with the air to gas mixure being different between both fuels. So even though you use the hose will interchange, you will be disappointed with ability of the burner without changing the ventri also.
575072
No this is a "white gas" stove, propane is a whole other animal! The adapter is more likely to convert from disposable cylinders to bulk propane cylinders, but, that is not for this stove.
432936
Since I don't want to direct you to the wrong answer, because I, myself do not know if it will be possible to hook this up with a 20 LB. and a flexible BBQ hose, I have provided you with the link to the manufacture's website and the manual for this model of heater. I hope it helps. Sorry I can't say yes or no, but I hope you find the answer(s) in what I posted here for you. Have a good one Byron. Here's the company's website link for this model: (http://www.procomheaters.net/blueflame-heaters/md100tba.html) and here is the link to the heaters manual in PDF file form, also taken off the company's website: (http://www.procomheaters.net/manuals/md100tba-md200tba-md300tba-md100hba-md200hba-md300hba.pdf) Since I don't want to direct you to the wrong answer, because I, myself do not know if it will be possible to hook this up with a 20 LB. and a flexible BBQ hose, I have provided you with the link to the manufacture's website and the manual for this model of heater. I hope it helps. Sorry I can't say yes or no, but I hope you find the answer(s) in what I posted here for you. Have a good one Byron. Here's the company's website link for this model: (http://www.procomheaters.net/blueflame-heaters/md100tba.html) and here is the link to the heaters manual in PDF file form, also taken... » Read More Since I don't want to direct you to the wrong answer, because I, myself do not know if it will be possible to hook this up with a 20 LB. and a flexible BBQ hose, I have provided you with the link to the manufacture's website and the manual for this model of heater. I hope it helps. Sorry I can't say yes or no, but I hope you find the answer(s) in what I posted here for you. Have a good one Byron. Here's the company's website link for this model: (http://www.procomheaters.net/blueflame-heaters/md100tba.html) and here is the link to the heaters manual in PDF file form, also taken off the company's website: (http://www.procomheaters.net/manuals/md100tba-md200tba-md300tba-md100hba-md200hba-md300hba.pdf) « Show Less
2016713
The hose is just an extension hose to go from the grill to your propane bottle/tank. The hose adapter will hook up to a normal camping 16.4oz propane cylinder or 20lb tank used with full sized grills. The rolling cart has an area where a 20lb tank can sit - be sure it rests on the ground, not on the stand.
329097
The burner that I ordered works very well with high pressure propane (like in a gas bottle). "Plug-in gas" tubes in a house use lower pressure, so the orifice size will be wrong, and the regulator will also be wrong. My advice: don't do it.
1692052
I do not believe you can. The trailer systems are pressure regulated at the propane bottles. The stove pressure regulator is the connector to the stove itself and designed to have propane bottle pressure at the connector regulator. Tapping into your external gas tap would give you a low pressure problem at the stove. I would not do it. Buy the adapter hose and run it off a 20lb or 10lb propane bottle. I use a 10lb bottle I got from camping world it is small and stores easily. Saves $ by not using the disposable bottles. Hope this helps.
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.
1415217
We use a 5 lb propane tank available at any grocery or corner market. I believe you can buy an adapter to use the smaller bottles, however, they will burn through very quickly as this stove's burners are large and although adjustable, can burn a great deal of gas at high temps. Green bottles are just not practical for this stove as you would need to change them too often, and maybe in the middle of cooking a meal if you are using more than one burner. That said, this is the best outdoor stove we have ever owned and it seems to be lasting now much longer than the previous ones. We have used just about every other brand on the market, and find this one to be miles ahead as far as ruggedness, and dependability. The top is cast iron, so it is made to last.
1992786
Not directly to it. First you would have to get an adapter at Walmart to connect the 1 pound tank to an RV pressure regulator which has a coupling designed to connect to a larger RV tank. Between the stove top and regulator you would attach an appropriate length of propane gas line. If you want to connect a 1 pound tank directly you'll need to get a camping stove made to use that way. GT
1574833
Yes, you can attach a regular propane tank. It comes with a hose and regulator. I have been using it for several years with zero problems. Very good stove.
145740
Yes, See this: http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/propane-steak-saver-adapter/24028It adapts a 1# cylinder to a grill fitting which is for a 20# bottle.
575073
The dual fuel is for liquid fuel only, either COLE/CROWN (aka white gasoline, no additives) fuel, or low octane gasoline from the local filling station. There is a propane version of this stove that takes the long narrow brazing torch propane bottles from the local hardware store, or you can use the adapter (the one your talking about) to connect a large BBQ tank (20 lbs).
1915231
Both the people I know who actually own this grill have gotten themselves the adapter (with hose) that lets you use refillable "20 pound" (and other sizes) propane tanks. There is plenty of room on the bottom rack for a tank this size. This way only the fairly compact (and flexible) hose is dangling from the connection port behind the timer. (And, by the way, WHY did they make timer only capable of 99 minutes time?)
1749485
All the canister portable/disposable propane bottles fit inside. Additionally you can get an adapter cable that connects to a 20lb propane tank - there is a grommeted hold in the bottom that the hose can feed through. Most I talked to, including me, have purchased the 20lb tank to portable canister adapter to re-fill the portable canisters. A canister seems to lasts a couple of full evenings.