Hello, mounting to the wall no problem? Also why cannot one use a long hose and connect to 20lb propane tank tank. In the long run there is savings.
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Maybe 2 large L-brackets 6'' or bigger for wall hanging.[from the handle] You can plum it into propane you'll need a inline regulator to drop down pressure.
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Maybe 2 large L-brackets 6'' or bigger for wall hanging.[from the handle]You can plum it into propane you'll need a inline regulator to drop down pressure.
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Hi larry here. I just received mine and there is a valve included in a plastic bag , no explanation but I think it screw into the unit for that purpose?? That's all I have for you
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I don't know about hanging on the wall, however using a hose and clamp should work fine. and the 20lb tank won't be a problem. I recommend you use soap and water in a spray bottle to check for leaks.
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Russ that is a good idea I would just make sure you have proper ventilation I have this heater but haven't fired it up yet grateful for that.
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The seller can most likely answer the size of the thread however I know what you're talking about. To avoid the hose kinking I have my tank set along the outside wall of garage and have 2 plastic covered large hooks above it so hose comes up and. Rests across two hooks Works fine that way
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No, because of the way the mounting arms are designed, it is strictly to be mounted to the wall. You are better off investing in a different model.
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I bought this camp chef and then set it in a back yard fire pit that I made from bricks. I ran the hose through a pvc and then to a little shed where I keep the propane tank. it worked out very nice. I went to a shop that recertifies the tanks and makes hoses. they made me a hose the length I needed. that's the way it would go just to be safe. let the pros do it. I would bet there is a similar shop near you somewhere. hope that helped.
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you should be able to with a hose connector like a regular bbq that you would normally use at home. The small propane bottles are inexpensive and work really well. You just have to be sure you hold it upright and level when attaching it to the regulator, then, tilt it onto the holder.
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I have used mine mounted to the wall for over a year now & have had no problems at all! Just make sure you use a strong enough lag bolt when doing so & you will have no problem!
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This heater needs to be mounted on the wall. The fuel inlet is on the bottom and the piping will take up some room.
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Yes, the hose hooks to the propane bottle. It's long enough to connect easily. the Beauty of this system is you can use it with one section or both depending on how many appliances you want to run and how high you want your Lantern(Optional)to sit. You WILL need to purchase the appliance hoses separately, I have two
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Yes, it works perfectly if you are planning to to use a 20 lbs tank. The construction of the hose is solid and the adaptor mates perfectly to the grill. Enjoy.
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Don't use a hose, use a T adapter. Attach it to the large tank so that one of the distribution outlets points up, then screw on the Little Buddy. Each of the distribution points has its own auto shutoff, so no worries about only using one of the outputs. This has worked well for me, though it's a bit tight. You can make it very easy by using a "propane distribution post". It's the same effect as the T adapter, but provides more space.
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Yes, I actually mounted it at about 45deg, because there's wasn't room behind it.It might be confusing to mount it at 90deg, the cold and warm will be reversed compared to what you normally have.You can swap the supply hoses, but then you have blue for warm and red for cold....
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I do not think it will matter. So long as you have the proper connection, it should be fine. The only thing that might be different is how far you can place the tank from the burner. The hose angle might eat up some of the distance you would otherwise get if the connection was lower.
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With a hose and proper fittings, you could probably connect a bellows to the tank. Not sure how much pressure you be able to achieve, though.
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A fire wouldn't last long with a 1 lb canister. And you'd need a hose to connect to it so the propane isn't right next to the fire! Yikes! We use the 20 lb. tank with a hose connected to the fire pit. It lasts several nights. So handy to have where wood fires are not allowed.
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This item produces a lot of pressure when you are winding, I think it would be better to mount it on lets say a 2x12 then attach it to the wall using the proper bolts. I have 120 ft of hose on it and it holds it very well. I did mount it on a 2x12 then painted it and used lag bolts, then on to wood using the same, it holds well. I think putting it in to concrete it will pull out with all the pressure. Good luck.
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I use the rubber hose to connect my heater from the gas line, however it's all in the same room. I would check about local regulations/homeowner's insurance about going through a wall with a rubber hose. I know running an electrical cord through a wall can void your homeowner's insurance as it's a safety violation; I imagine the same would apply for a gas hose.
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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!