Propane Level?
I have 2 propane tanks on my TT and have no idea how full the tanks are. They can be removed and weighed but would like to be able to glance at it and know. I have read that the after market gauges...
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nineoaks2004 wrote:
I have a screw in gauge that I bought at Lowes it goes between the bottle and the regulator, it seems accurate enough for my use.
I have tried the magnetic ones and they do not work very well. They also make a clear tank now (expensive)they are lighter in weight and you can see the amount of propane in it, Camping world has these
I ordered my screw on gauge on-line. Worked great for one year. Over the winter it picked up condensation in the gauge, after that, I swear the needle went "up" as I used propane, instead of down. By the end of the 2nd year, I smelled propane while hooking up, soap test revealed that the gauge needed tossed.
Dave H M wrote:
i often wondered what some people do to pass the camping time. Now i know, they go to great lengths to try to figure out how much propane is in each tank. :W
Me and the folks that utilize the auto change over and red/green indicator must have other things to do.
Probably not as constructive though. :B
Easy for those of you with TWO tanks to say. Maybe I should invest in a single to dual tank conversation kit so that I can drink my beer in peace.
