Worthington 16.4 propane cylinder Question is simple. Can I use Worthington 16.4 oz Propane Cylinders with this stove?
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The only way to know how much is left in a cylinder is to weigh it (probably with a digital scale) i.e. a Postal Scale. If you weigh an empty one and full one you would be able to judge how much propane is really in a full cylinder where half is etc. That said, they are presumably putting in 16.4 oz of propane (1 pound, 0.4 ounces)... That is 1.025 pounds of propane in a new cylinder. Hence, if you know the weight of a new one and you measure the weight of a used one to be a half pound less, it is half empty.
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Yes you can. I do it ALL the time. As far as I know all the 16.4 oz cylinders are the same; I have been interchanging them for years. They have the same connector on them too.
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Hi Clyde: It takes the small propane tank (16.4 fl oz.) which actually lasts a very long time. There is an adaptor you can buy for the big, regular propane tank. I have really enjoyed this bbq, it cooks very well and is easy to clean. Good luck.
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Yes this stove will attach to the standard propane tank. FYI, its has the hose and connection already with the stove. All you have to do is screw it into the propane tank.
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Yes, I purchased a 5 foot hose with adapter and connected my stove to a 20lbs. tank with no problems. My family goes camping often and my sister also uses this method for week long camping vacations. The small propane tanks don't last long enough and packing/buying multiples is inconvenient and just not cost effective. The stove performs just fine and the extra length allows me to place the tank a safe distance. I purchased the high pressure adapter hose here on Amazon (Coleman High-Pressure Propane Hose and Adapter). Hope this helps...
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What do you want to do? This hose is to connect to a tank of 20 lbs and to the stove. I have a Coleman propane stove and buy a 20 lbs propane tank to stop buying 1 lb propane can.
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I really don't know. I would check with your stove manufacturer to be sure.
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Doubtful. First the fitting on the bottom is much smaller than on a disposable propane cylinder. I would probably take 3 to 4 brass fitting to increase it fit. Secondly, it is set up to burn a butane and propane mix. The orifice would probably have to be changed to accept straight propane. I just got some butane/propane cylider from Wal-mart, $4.88 where I live. They are short and fat and easier to pack than a propane clyinder and a little lighter I believe. I use this for emergencies and carry in my emergency backpack that I keep in my car. For heavy cooking requirements I have single and dual propane stoves.Hope this helps. Doubtful. First the fitting on the bottom is much smaller than on a disposable propane cylinder. I would probably take 3 to 4 brass fitting to increase it fit. Secondly, it is set up to burn a butane and propane mix. The orifice would probably have to be changed to accept straight propane. I just got some butane/propane cylider from Wal-mart, $4.88 where I live. They are short and fat and easier to pack than a propane clyinder and a little lighter I believe. I use this for emergencies and carry in my emergency backpack that I keep in my car. For heavy cooking requirements I have single and... » Read More Doubtful. First the fitting on the bottom is much smaller than on a disposable propane cylinder. I would probably take 3 to 4 brass fitting to increase it fit. Secondly, it is set up to burn a butane and propane mix. The orifice would probably have to be changed to accept straight propane. I just got some butane/propane cylider from Wal-mart, $4.88 where I live. They are short and fat and easier to pack than a propane clyinder and a little lighter I believe. I use this for emergencies and carry in my emergency backpack that I keep in my car. For heavy cooking requirements I have single and dual propane stoves.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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If you mean a 20 pound 'propane' cylinder, the answer is no. The jets in this heater, as delivered, are sized for 'natural' gas only. I'm not sure if it can be converted to propane (meaning replacing the jets).
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I think you have the same burner I have and yes you can use any butane gas canister. Mine uses the 8 ounce that I bought from Ace Hardware. Works fine. I think there is an industry standard on the canisters so you can't go wrong.
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You can use any size propane tank. I used a #20 tank for camping because it is a good size easy handling. I had additional hoses attached for use of my camp stove and lantern with no problem.
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This is a butane stove as the name states. I purchased the 8 oz. butane fuel bottles for my stove.
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I don't remember which stove I bought with this case. My stove has a handle and is a very tight fit in this case. I found I just don't use the case. I pack the small propane canisters separately.
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This kit is made for converting frigidaire stoves from natural gas to lp. It includes many orifices of different ratings. You will not be using all of them. Only the ones called out in the instructions for your particular model. One for each burner. The rest can be discarded. This allows the kit to be used on many different models. Just carefully follow the included instructions and you should be ok. Take care not to drop any into the stove, it will be difficult to retrieve them if you do. Hope this helped.
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It works fine with extender hoses made for the purpose. They don't have a regulator but rely on the regulator assembly that comes with the stove. The stove end of the hose simulates the top of a 1# propane tank. The tank end screws onto the tank connector. Another variation connects to a propane tree which connects to the tank. Totally easy, totally safe, designed for that purpose.A 20# tank is not convenient to lug around but lasts a lot longer if you don't have to move it around. There are intermediate size tanks that are a compromise between capacity and weight.
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There are an enormous number of variables which would make this a very difficult question. Would you use a large grill, small grill or just a single small burner. The way I would suggest for you is to buy a 1 pound disposable tank and see how long it lasts with the burner you are asking about. Then you can multiply the amount of lbs in the Worthington tank and then you will know how it will last.
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Yes, I use it with a 20lb propane tank, the same as used for a propane grill. You will need to buy a hose that has the correct connection for the stove, and and adapter to connect the hose to the tank.
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With the right connector you should be able to use any size propane cylinder. The size of the cylinder does not affect the pressure. The pressure gauge should work with propane cylinder of any size.