Help Me Decipher My Propane Valve
I have a new Wolf Creek 840 with two propane tanks. It has an automatic switching valve that is mounted between the two tanks. I can't tell which tank is in use or when one is empty. Any advice out th...
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Yah,I'm probably not making it clear...
Here's how I see it...
My tanks are in the side compartment, truck bed is high, hard to reach to open
Red valve indicates either out or Low. Low means there's still some left in the tank up to a half gallon or more. I prefer the tank empty when filling recognizing it probably doesn't make any difference in the long run, less propane to fill etc..
On MY Tanks, the auto switching would require checking all the time to see if out.
I prefer to run out of one tank, knowing I can switch to a back up instead of running out of both tanks at 3am..
Hope that helps... I'm done with this topic.. thanks..
I'm from the PNW and move around, 17f has been the coldest so far , colder than AZ at times, but not all..
Here's how I see it...
My tanks are in the side compartment, truck bed is high, hard to reach to open
Red valve indicates either out or Low. Low means there's still some left in the tank up to a half gallon or more. I prefer the tank empty when filling recognizing it probably doesn't make any difference in the long run, less propane to fill etc..
On MY Tanks, the auto switching would require checking all the time to see if out.
I prefer to run out of one tank, knowing I can switch to a back up instead of running out of both tanks at 3am..
Hope that helps... I'm done with this topic.. thanks..
I'm from the PNW and move around, 17f has been the coldest so far , colder than AZ at times, but not all..
