Does the propane cylinder need to be vertical? Or can it be placed at an angle? I won't be able to hang if off the side of anything...
1377225
I use ours on a picnic table and the bottle hangs off the edge. As far as I can tell it must be vertical.
1832808
I don't believe it can be mounted flat because it's vented and the flame that heats the coils must rise along with the fumes of the burnt fuel. I have two of these units that I totally love.
1841272
Up/down angle, fine. Sideways angle, you'll need a hose guide. I got one of these Hose Roller Guide, For 1/4 to 3/4 ID Hose - drilled a couple holes through two bricks, bolted it to them and put them in the ground about 6' in front of the hose reel. From there, you can pull the hose in any direction(or wind it up) very easily. It winds and unwinds with very little effort.
575909
I have mine hung on the wall for safety. You can buy legs for it to stand it on the floor. You have to connect it to a Natural Gas Line under your house or on the outside of your house. You will need a handyman or professional gas man to do that is you are not familiar with installing natural gas lines.
2240908
All good questions. Yes, it is a bit unstable. Not only three legs, but the quality of the base structure isn't the best. No igniter at all, you have to crack the propane open and light it manually. I use a LONG BBQ lighter. Yes, your Coleman hose will work. Hope this helps.
250018
Yes, angle it at steep 60 degrees. Try to keep inlet hose toward you in paint container. Careful, slow & watch for drip formation. Thet really need to design a container for that.
2240911
We had no stability issues with the legs and the ignitor operated as advertised. We did use a propane hose which i think improved the ease of use but used the smaller propane tanks. I don't know if the larger tank adapts to the hose. Overall we were happy with this unit.
1055599
Attaching the heater to the return (out) line is what the manufacturer recommends. Mount it in a way so no air can get trapped in the heater. Straight up and down is recommended. I have my two at a 45 degree angle.
2048002
Can you expand "allows the motor to sit at angle"? Does that mean the motor is tilted away from the grill or is just rotated a bit along the vertical plane. It would seem to me that the motor needs to be on the vertical plain, the same as the walls of the grill.
1619139
Should be kind of stable, but you won't be able to change the angle on it.....
1253180
Lol. You're going to have a hard time finding someplace that will ship you a propane cylinder. Get them from a hardware store's welding section, or but them from the camping section of any major retailer. Walmart comes to mind. They're cheap there. I can also use the one you use for your gas grill.
902640
It's stands completely vertical, in other words not angled. The only way to angle is to rest the back on something else. Either way works.
2226424
I am pretty sure you cannot hang at an angle - I do recommend this product for both quality and appearance - hope this helps.
1257443
It's not made to mount vertically and I don't believe it would operate well in that position. You should look at a purpose-built safe meant to mount vertically.
729563
If you use the hook, it hangs vertically. Because it's gravity driven, it cannot be used horizontally unless you build a special sheath for it. Hope this helps.
915819
There is no reason it can't be placed on its side, however the ventilation system is designed for a vertical setup.
1284024
I believe it would be fine to mount it vertically. mine is horizontal, but I don't see anything that would prevent or prohibit from vertical.