how far does a propane cylinder run the motor?
1327012
We use it on our 24ft sail boat for hurried operations, some fishing, and docking, etc, which we sail at least 1 weekend a month. So far we have only used 1 can and we've had the motor (which we love!!) for a year.
942890
I have 1/2" supply line in the house from the meter to the stove. I put a T at the stove and ran a 48" 1/2" corrogated gas line to a 1/2" ball valuve and then to the burner. I have all the BTU's that I need, It roars like a mini jet. It is large enough for resteraunt wak cooking! (Chinese cooking)
1294002
THE CORD MUST HAVE thick copper wire and don't go longer than 30 to 50 feet or ...the motor runs very hot ad will burn up easily on hot days...AND IF YOU CAN'T REACH AN AREA don't use an extension or the same thing happens, better to have someone qualified run a seperate receptacle to help you reach there. remember, no thin cheap wire...or else
1587604
I have used on 1 cyl. engines but no reason I can see why it wouldnt. it is only counting run time not cylinder cylces
986965
how big of the propane tank needed to run the whole house for one full day?
1205964
It runs on any normal gas. They do have one that runs on propane but this one is just straight gas. I love this item, great investment
913318
This thing has a monster motor. I've loaded it with tough frozen stuff full and never even come close to heating it up. It's 3.5 hp!
206253
No this has a four stroke motor it uses straight regular unleaded gas. The crank case uses 10w40
2272516
I run my 7500 watt gen set on natural gas. One time I did try using propane just to see how it would work with a 20 pound tank and it seemed to do well. Don't remember what the size of the hose but I think it was 3/8 inch.
1082223
hi--my generator runs great but I only use propane for fuel. this generator is terrific
1016552
No....But this Little heater is Awesome....It only takes a 20# propane cylinder to heat up to 300 sq feet!! I just purchased in October of 2012..And have been using it every day! I use it during the day,most of the day..I have only been through almost 3 tanks...And it keeps my living room at 78 degree
211310
I would use a 20 pound thrust or better electric motor or one of the new Lehr 2.5HP Propane powered engines. You don't want the 13 year old having to fight with a balky gas engine, my 3.3HP Merc is fussy. An electric motor is nicer for youth, but for longer range the propane engine is the way to go. No fuel problems, always starts first try, etc.
1860719
I think 5 feet that it sits one. At low power only the inside ring is lit so you can use a smaller pot size. Not sure the dimensions, maybe 8 to 10 inch? It's 30,000 BTU at full power with Propane.
1198620
I have this motor for my 9' inflatable dingy with a hard floor and it moves it around pretty well but I think 10 more feet and it would be a challenge. I would try the 5 HP they have.
1817239
I am not sure but I ran it for 2 hours with load continuously at 75% speed, the motor was not even warm to the touch.
2055536
This is designed for use on a propane forklift. The connection port may be different than your . It also has a fuel gauge that only works when it is in the horizontal position.
2235019
I live in a 37 ft motor home and it kept my unit warm all last winter! I never had to turn on my propane heaters... well worth it! Plan on buying my son one for his motor home next winter! Fantastic