Does it have a gauge shows the gas left in the tank
367594
The grill doesn't come with that feature or a propane tank. The propane tank I bought for my grill has it on it.
367595
We have ours connected to a natural gas line. The only gauge on the grill is for temperature.
616446
I think you could use this unit at the tank and put the two stage regulator second in line the gauge will show you the tank fullness just fine , this is the way I use it ;-)
1714219
No it does not.However as you become familiar with these torches you will find its simply a matter of topping off the tank after several uses.Its much easier to keep the torch full than to take chances on running out during a busy day using it even with a fuel indicator.Fuel display windows are just another way to keep you entertained. Top it off as you use it and it will always be there for you.
53453
No. The tank must be disconnected and removed from the grill to get a proper reading.
442442
No, it doesn't and the "fill gauge" is mostly worthless because it blocks the escaping air. It might be useful for those folks who leave it hooked so they can see what the level is at a glance but when dumping tanks, it just makes it a slow process.
2231230
it's a site gage, so if there is any water, it will show up in the bottom part of the sight gage 1st as water is heavier than gas.
1960472
Not that I could see, but I haven't used it a lot yet. From what I understand, if you use it all the time it may eventually wear out the O2 sensors faster, but if you have enough money to run this stuff all the time in every tank then I guess it's a small price to pay!
1727423
Yes, it does. Not sure what part of the tank has lead in it, but there is a distinct warning. Debating sending mine back due to this not being stated in the product description.
197348
Yes, it states propane gauge & BBQ propane gauge. I tried it on our big 50. Gal tank and it did work so I bought two more for gifts
1696554
The propane tank should hang from a "scale" on the right side that shows how full the tank is. Check out the manual, it will show the mechanism.
930178
I believe it will but you have to measure the depth of your tank if you want the gauge to read accurately,I did just have a problem with it though, I believe the vent is bad on it because my tank started to build pressure and pushed gas back through the overflow in the carbs and I had gas all over the floor in my garage.
1872785
I purchased the installation kit with the tank: it has the shutoff valve, backflow preventer, vents etc. The tank does not need a pump - it is gravity flow. There is a gauge installed on the tank. With the tank emptying into the orginal vehicle tank - the vehicle fuel gauge will show full until the aux tank is empty. Although it is a 40 gallon tank - based on the location of the fuel line there will be approx 4 gallons left in the bottom of the tank.
1577664
Yes It does unfortunately you have to close the valve when fuel tank is full
1103069
No, there is no gauge nor does it have any see-through panel and you really can't see anything by looking through the opening. As I recall, when I had my first old one, I shook it and there was a little 'sand' sound. I was advised to change it every six months, but don't remember if it was the plumber or if it said so on the product. But it's good 'insurance' either way - I've had no issues with my tankless now. I use a sharpie before installing it to mark the date six months from the day I'm changing it. The first time you get one, it needs the T-pipe adapter, then you just order the refill. Hope this helps. No, there is no gauge nor does it have any see-through panel and you really can't see anything by looking through the opening. As I recall, when I had my first old one, I shook it and there was a little 'sand' sound. I was advised to change it every six months, but don't remember if it was the plumber or if it said so on the product. But it's good 'insurance' either way - I've had no issues with my tankless now. I use a sharpie before installing it to mark the date six months from the day I'm changing it. The first time you get one, it needs the T-pipe adapter, then you just order the... » Read More No, there is no gauge nor does it have any see-through panel and you really can't see anything by looking through the opening. As I recall, when I had my first old one, I shook it and there was a little 'sand' sound. I was advised to change it every six months, but don't remember if it was the plumber or if it said so on the product. But it's good 'insurance' either way - I've had no issues with my tankless now. I use a sharpie before installing it to mark the date six months from the day I'm changing it. The first time you get one, it needs the T-pipe adapter, then you just order the refill. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1156159
The Kelch gas gauge cap itself is not vented so your gas tank needs to be vented if it is not
735452
Can't answer that but the gauge did not work on two different tanks that we tried to use it on. Maybe you doneed another piece, but we put it between the hose and the tank. It did not register empty when the tank was empty. When I wentto fill my propane tank it was ten years old and they made me buy a new one that came with a gauge (that works).
707350
No. It does not. If you poor it too fast and when the tank is close to full it will come gushing out all over you.