Propane Tank Gauge,recomendations please
For my two propane tanks I can not tell how much gas is in each of the tanks. These are large/ heavy tanks, back inside a pull out tray on the side of the 5th wheel. Is this brand a good one, Astor P...
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Hi,
It boils at -43.6 F but at -40 you won't get much vapor. I do carry a tank heater, but have never had to use it.
It boils at -43.6 F but at -40 you won't get much vapor. I do carry a tank heater, but have never had to use it.
opnspaces wrote:
To expand on what's stated above, the cheap screw on gauges are absolutely worthless. Propane is stored under pressure as a liquid and it boils off at -22f creating the pressurized gas at the top of the tank.
