What size propane tank do you use?
1355096
It's the same size you buy for your BBB grill. One brand is called blue rhino propane.
717180
Never heard of a natural gas tank for heater use. Your best choice is to buy a similar blue-flame heater designed for propane use if you don't have access to natural gas, and use a propane tank to run it. Gas-grille size (20 lb) propane tanks are available at many locations, including many convenience and hardware stores. Running a heater designed for natural gas on propane without significant internal changes is dangerous.
1822072
I am not sure. I'm sorry I cannot be much help but I would suggest starting with your propane provider or local plumbing store. you are fortunate to have the big tank to draw on. the little 20 pounders don't last too long and very expensive. good luck in your search!
1177703
With an adapter hose you can hook it to any size tank you want. I use mine with a 100lb propane tank. That gives me 600+hours of constant heat when the heater is operating on low setting.
950362
We put in a 3/4". This size of generator requires a 250 gallon propane tank. I know, sounds nuts, but it is called service area. The generator needs a fair amount of vapor to run. 250 gallon gives you a lot of vapor and is replenished. A smaller tank will not and will start sucking fluid, which freezes the regulator.
702378
pretty much any tank will do. but to be safe, ask for the green Coleman camping propane tanks. I started with these, and since have upgraded to the larger standard tanks (cheaper)...in that case though, you'll need the adapter hose as well.
1779585
you can use any size tank just depends on how much your pump will come on bigger tanks the pump comes on less small tanks more offten
1645216
You do need to get the small regulators.With mine I use my regulators for the acetylene and oxygen tanks. The acetylene regulator will fit on propane tank.
1698666
The fryer has a standard 3/4" connection for propane supply. Your tank connects to a low pressure propane regulator (sometimes a first stage and second stage depending on your setup) and then to the fryer.
1326291
The smaller tank has less volume of gas, propane is liquid that "boils" to a gas that is the actual fuel. In colder weather smaller tanks have a hard time keeping up with high output. Even a 20 lb. tank won't run burner well if it is really cold. Summer or with a hot work light pointed right at the tank then no reason not to use the smaller tank.
1523645
To be safe, you need a good half inch. I bought an older 3 burner propane Weber just to use these. The work Super!
113697
You can get a big propane tank if you buy the hose/adapter for it as well. Otherwise, it will hold a small tank, sorry, I don't know the size of the small tanks, but you can get them at Home Depot in a 2 pack.
1763947
The same as a gas grill propane tank, or you can buy the small ones. We prefer the big one so we can run the heater for hours without having to replace the tank.
666051
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
1669289
Personally, I buy my propane tanks from Wal-Mart...propane tank is about 10" long by about 5" in diameter. They have a threaded top made to screw into the Bernzomatic handle. Cost of tank, roughly $2-3. The tank last several hours at 60% open and somewhat less at wide-open. No couplers are required...just be careful NOT to cross-thread when screwing the tank onto the handle. I have replaced many tanks with no problems.
56965
It's meant to be used with a standard 5gal propane tank, but if you had a converter you could use a small 16.4oz camping tank, although you might run out before your job was done :-) I'm not sure that answered your question, but I tried!
541965
I purchased a 20 gallon propane tank: Worthington 303955 20-Pound Steel Propane Cylinder With Type 1 With Overflow Prevention Device Valve