How manygallons of propane does it hold?
649247
Propane conversion is 4.22 pounds per gallon. 100 pounds equals 23.8 gallons
649248
a 20 lb propane tank holds 4.3 gals roughly ...so ....4.3 x 5 = 21 gals roughly
649249
I think it was about 50-80 gallons. You can call any local propane company and ask them how much a 100 pound tank will hold and they will know.
541969
Average size propane tank, you can find them everywhere (7-11, grocery stores, most gas stations). Don't get the smaller tank, it won't fit.
176966
Not sure how many BTU's it has but I assure you it gets really hot if you turn the gas all the way on. We use a regular propane tank with ours but it works well with the small Coleman type tanks too. We grill steaks or anything else we want with no problem and everything we cook has an excellent grilled flavor.
1877501
It holds about a gallon. It isn't large at all but does a great job in the office.
970374
The "useable" smaller interior width is 13.5" and height is 14.5". We store charcoal in ours, so cannot actually try a propane tank. Hope that helps
699216
Gas tank is 1.1 gal. and up to 8 hours on low demand. I just went to the Dolphins game and the gas lasted 5 hours on full load.
983282
There are an assortment of orifices, more than I needed. But all were of the smaller sizes for propane. I saved the ones I removed in case I needed to convert back to natural gas - the ones I removed were all larger sized than the ones in the kit. You need to find a conversion kit for propane to natural gas.
583063
2 gal or smaller. I have a Blitz 2 or 2.5 gal gas can with the funnel inside it seems to fit.
2030915
I'm not sure what the largest tank the heater can hold, but I have been using the regular 15 lb tank that's used in most gas grills. Hope this helps.
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20 lb tank of propane holds approx 4 gallons of propane (approx 366000 BTUs) so you can figure on about 10 hours from a tank (heater is rated at 35,000 BTUs) ..as a rule, keep a full second tank availableI have a two-car garage and it heats it up nice and toasty - but I only use it for car repairs in the winter (maybe 2- 3 hours at a time). As mentioned, it is a bit noisy, but nothing super offensive. Also, always remember to leave a door or window open for ventilation when using a propane (or any kind of fossil-fuel) heater -
606305
It depends on what fuel you're using. White gas/Coleman fuel/naphtha contains 118,700 BTU/gallon (approximately 900 BTU/fluid ounce) according to the DOE. So the 11 ounce bottle holds roughly 9,900 BTU.
1959982
Propane weighs 4.24 lbs per gallon so 100 lb capacity tank would hold 23.6 gallons.
1048983
I don't know what size of tank it would need but I do remember that they specifically bragged about it being able to use either Propane or Natural Gas. Personally, mine is hooked up inside to a natural gas feed.
2105128
From experience I have found it consumes 1 gallon per hour, 20 gallon (BBQ) propane tank is roughly 4 gallons.
578959
I beleive the propane version comes with a try to hold the tank. The Natural gas versus definately does not. The hose should also be very different, natural gas shoudl have a hose long enough to go out a hole inthe bottom right corner, where I assume the propane hose is only long enough to reach a tank inside the cabinet.
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I use unleaded 87 octane. It has a 3.96 gal. tank, the manual advises the owner to use 'only UNLEADED gasoline with an octane rating of 87 or higher.'
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I got my canisters in the camping department at a local store. I don't know if Amazon sell it but it it very possible they do. It is propane in small canisters.