Switch from 30 lb. to 20 lb.propane tanks?
Well, it happened. Our beloved trailer is now old enough that the 30 lb. propane tanks have expired and can't legally be refilled. I'm considering replacing them with 20 lb. tanks so when one emptys I...
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I've had both. New RV had 30's, and camping world Tallahassee acted like douche bags when I asked if they would trade me straight up for 20's. So I have 30's, and I doubt I will have to fill more than 1 tank a year.
But I don't camp in cold cold weather, and the heater is really the only thing that kills the tanks.
One advantage of bigger tanks is that if you are pulling a lot of propane out, the tank will take longer to freeze up than a smaller tank.
But I don't camp in cold cold weather, and the heater is really the only thing that kills the tanks.
One advantage of bigger tanks is that if you are pulling a lot of propane out, the tank will take longer to freeze up than a smaller tank.
