does this tank use the same pressures and fittings as the 20 lb tank
355853
Yes more convent and lighter. Only trouble I had, the first Propane place I took it to have it filled they could not do it, it needs PURGED before first fill. Other than that works great, same fittings as the larger tanks.
355854
Yes--required by law in our state, so we assume that's the case everywhere.
355855
Yes sir it does, everythings exactly the same just smaller and more convienent (if thats what your looking for)
355856
Yes, all U.S. standard propane fittings work. This is a perfect size for car camping, one tank will last all season
355857
Yes it does have the standard fittings. It makes a nice portable camping tank that you can use anywhere that you use a large tank.
355858
Yes! The pressure gauge I use and the Coleman tower fit the smaller Manchester tank. I had been using them on a 20 lb tank. Same standard size fittings.
1512277
It does have a pressure guage... but as far as their fitting I can't answer that because I really don't know. It did fit my pool like a breeze and made my life SO much easier
1132565
If the fitting on the end of the hose/regulator fits on a standard 20lb tank, then the adapter should work.
1448128
Yes. I use a 20 lb and 40 lb tank (switch out) and have had no problems. I use heater for supplemental heating. I assume because the smaller tanks will lose pressure faster is why they state only a 100 lb tank. I found you need to make sure you have a proper regulator (low pressure).
544608
The fitting is the same for most sizes of tank. However, be sure you are looking at CO2 paintball tanks and not the compressed air to nitrogen units. Also, the 12 ands 9oz size tanks will need to be refilled fairly often and may not have enough mass to hold the regulator upright, so you will probably need to fashion a base or strap for it, that's probably a reasonable idea even w/ the 20oz unit.
1537296
The 20 lb tank is about 4 gallons. The same hookup can ge done with the 5lb tank or you can use the thin/long throway canisters. I use the 20 lb tank with multiple hookup tree so I can hookup grill and stove at the same time.
444498
If you replacing an existing tank then nothing. You will need the fittings to attach it which you can get at the local hardware. If it is a new installation and you don't already have one, you will need a pressure switch as well. Very easy installation as a replacement. A little more complicated as a new install.
2147836
No, the holding tank should be able to hold a fixed pressure +/- a few PSI for hours. Make sure you are using a thread locker to seal your connections.
2155335
No. The fittings are different. But why would you want to? You can buy a BBQ tank for 1/3 the price.
334990
Yes it can, and I am using it with a tank that is even heavier. The pressure from the tank is the same as small tanks and it is also regulated down to lower pressure with the regulator it comes with.
809282
Yes. It is an aftermarket set up you purchase which adapts the small inlet connection to standard 20lb propane tanks or tree type distribution systems
2231412
No, this is for a 20 gallon high tank. I believe their is another model for the 20 gallon long tank.
1541737
No. It comes designed for use with the small bottles. You need to buy the adapter hose if you want to use it with 10lb and 20lb tanks.
1560621
I only use the 20lb tanks and never the 1lb ones. Just get a hose...I think mine I is 12ft from mr. Heater. It works great and am on my 3rd year with the heater.
1781959
I'm believe not. The manual says to use only standard 20 or 30 pound capacity LP tanks (we also used a 15 lb. tank, too) with type 1 right-hand Acme threads. The hose hook-up that comes with the unit is small and I don't know if it would be the right size to hook up to something that big? I suggest calling their customer care phone number 1-877-338-0999 if you'd like to talk to the company about it. It never hurts to ask, and maybe they customize. Have a nice day.
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.
113713
I think the answer is yes. One end of this hose connects to the heater where the "disposable" bottle (used to) connect and the other end connects to a conventional 20lb tank.