Propane!
We are out of propane and it’s supposed to get to the 30’s tonight. We are noobs and this will be our first propane fill. Our park fills during the week, so we will put our tanks out in the morning, b...
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joebedford wrote:jkwilson wrote:Maybe a 1 pound cylinder can't. A 20lb and 30lb have the same surface are for propane to vaporize so same rate of vapor production.turbojimmy wrote:
In a pinch, I can hook up a 20# BBQ grill cylinder to get things going until the delivery guy can refill it.
I'm far from a propane expert, but my understanding has always been that a small cylinder can't produce vapor fast enough to supply gas to a big appliance like a household furnace.
At my stick house home, I have two big tanks not for capacity but for vaporization. When it's really cold, one tank can't produce enough gas gas for the furnace. I think you would call each of my tanks 100 gallon.
Your signature show Mesa AZ I cant image it getting cold enough there that you would have vaporization problem
