I have the Uniworld Economy Gas Fryer 44 lb. Double Well Will this work with a basic propane tank from a hadware store like lows?
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Dear customer, We have a MAXITROL PRESSURE REGULATOR PROPANE GAS, 3/4" FPT GAS IN/OUT,1/2"PSI 5.5" - 12" WC. Model#52-1012 Please make sure the one you have which gas inlet and outlet is 3/4" and WC 5.5"-12".
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Well, I'm not sure what you mean by "larger," but since the device is giving you an estimate of how much propane is left in a tank, I suspect the size would not matter. The device needs to be placed as low on the tank as possible. If you can do that part, I think you would be ok. Good luck!
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Yes, all U.S. standard propane fittings work. This is a perfect size for car camping, one tank will last all season
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I am not sure but I use a domestic type 15 lb. (6.8Kg) Propane canister that all stores such as Walmart, Kroger HEB sells for around $17. I have been using them for over one year now and no problems
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If you have the same quick connect that Mr. Heater uses on there heaters it will work. Your heater should use the same psi as all propane burners and heaters use. If you do not have the same quick connect there are an abundance of connectors out there. Just make sure you buy a hose that is regulated at the tank.
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You need to buy the propane version of this heater, not the natural gas one. Search for it - its on Amazon. It will work fine with one of those 25 pound tanks you can exchange at Home Depot or other such places, but it wont last very long at full blast. I have two 40 pound tanks. Whenever one runs out, I switch to the other one and go get the empty filled. I use mine to heat a weekend cabin. If you are going to heat continuously, I would suggest a much larger tank.
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A 20 lb. propane tank measures approximately 18 inches high by 12.5 inches in diameter, 40 lb. propane tank measures approximately 29 inches high by 12.5 inches in diameter, So width is fine but as you said, you'll be short by 11 inches
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No sir. The fitting is too small. You MUST purchase a 8.9 oz "PRIMUS" propane/isobutane butane gas container in order for this to work.
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Its made for the small BBQ propane tanks. So I don't don't know if you can use it with a bigger one. Sorr .
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Yes this will work with grills that use the small 1 pound tanks. HOWEVER, the hose I received was (and still is) defective. For some reason this hose reduces the volume (flow) and will only work on low flame. I have another hose and used that one...
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As long as the tank, can fix the hose it will work, but you will need to have the tank at a high point cause gravity is needed to get gas out of tank.
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As long as the connector(s) are the same - it should work no problem. I believe propane threading/connectors are universal, so you should be ok. But Im not an expert. The only other caveat is that when using this pit at its highest setting you may go thru the smaller tank quickly. Ive only used my pit for maybe 30 min - 45 min at a time (on my patio) and I switch the tank between this and my grill all the time - so I cannot give accurate info on how long a 5# tank would last at full flame - but I have only refilled my 20# tank twice since I bought this nearly 2 years ago. From a standpoint of quality, its awesome. This thing is a tank and has lasted great so far. As long as the connector(s) are the same - it should work no problem. I believe propane threading/connectors are universal, so you should be ok. But Im not an expert. The only other caveat is that when using this pit at its highest setting you may go thru the smaller tank quickly. Ive only used my pit for maybe 30 min - 45 min at a time (on my patio) and I switch the tank between this and my grill all the time - so I cannot give accurate info on how long a 5# tank would last at full flame - but I have only refilled my 20# tank twice since I bought this nearly 2 years ago. From a standpoint... » Read More As long as the connector(s) are the same - it should work no problem. I believe propane threading/connectors are universal, so you should be ok. But Im not an expert. The only other caveat is that when using this pit at its highest setting you may go thru the smaller tank quickly. Ive only used my pit for maybe 30 min - 45 min at a time (on my patio) and I switch the tank between this and my grill all the time - so I cannot give accurate info on how long a 5# tank would last at full flame - but I have only refilled my 20# tank twice since I bought this nearly 2 years ago. From a standpoint of quality, its awesome. This thing is a tank and has lasted great so far. « Show Less
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I use the same size that works with the propane barbecue that I have that way if one runs out I can grab it from the other tank. I also use an exchange that only exchanges that size
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I used this hose to connect a portable table top propane barbeque to a bulk tank instead of the one pound bottles. All I needed was a splitter that connected to the bulk tank [$18.] I connected this hose to one port of the splitter for the barbeque and another to the other port the my two burner stove. With the extra length of these hoses I could tuck the tank out of the way under the table. As long as your grill has a regulator on it this should work fine. You could also contact Coleman for more specific information.
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Yes & its not a big deal. Many heating & ac stores will do it for you. You will need a flex supply hose (required & avalible via amazon). Remove the short connection hose & regulator from the grill as you will attach the new flex line direct. Next remove the 3 jets & drill them out to a larger size. Natural gas is not high pressure. Contact heating & ac store for size of drill bit. I had my converted by a pro & really have enjoyed the ease of natural gas & no hassel of tank replacement. Good luck hope tkis helps. Bill
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On small tank at least five batches ,depends on what your frying. Its well worth the propane.
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I am using the standard grill tank. I can't see why you couldn't use the 40# tank if the connections matched. The only time you are using propane is when you are using hot water. Depending upon your application a 20# tank might be large enough. It certainly is for me.