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Handyman_Xenabl
Jun 10, 2013Explorer
When we bought our HTT last March (2012) we had a full 30lb propane bottle.
We camped several times last summer, including a couple of time right after taking ownership, and it was cold so we ran the furnace quite a bit.
DH was concerned that we might run out of propane if it got cold so decided to make sure the bottle was full. It took one gallon out of the 7 gallon capacity.
We were very pleasantly surprised our running the furnace for a couple of nights, plus cooking mostly breakfasts on the outside gas cooker didn't use more gas las summer.
This year to shake out the cobwebs, we took the HTT to a nearby campground for a weekend in early April. The weekend was COLD - got down to 27 F one night and we had the furnace on both nights, all night, so presuming we'll have plenty for the rest of the year.
Btw - when we had our 'new purchaser' orientation at the RV dealer, we were told that for the two of us, the gas should last at least one season, probably two.
Cheers,
xena
We camped several times last summer, including a couple of time right after taking ownership, and it was cold so we ran the furnace quite a bit.
DH was concerned that we might run out of propane if it got cold so decided to make sure the bottle was full. It took one gallon out of the 7 gallon capacity.
We were very pleasantly surprised our running the furnace for a couple of nights, plus cooking mostly breakfasts on the outside gas cooker didn't use more gas las summer.
This year to shake out the cobwebs, we took the HTT to a nearby campground for a weekend in early April. The weekend was COLD - got down to 27 F one night and we had the furnace on both nights, all night, so presuming we'll have plenty for the rest of the year.
Btw - when we had our 'new purchaser' orientation at the RV dealer, we were told that for the two of us, the gas should last at least one season, probably two.
Cheers,
xena
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