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pnichols wrote:BFL13 wrote:
I am not up on today's fashions in propane tank size per foot of Class C, but note that 40lb in a 27 footer seems small.
Our 1991 came in three sizes: 24, 26, and 28. The first two had 45 lb tanks and our 28 has a 76 lb tank.
So our 28 is only a foot longer than that new 27, but has a 76 lb tank instead of a 40. Doesn't seem right somehow. What does that 27 have instead of a bigger propane tank?
When you day your 28 has a 76 lb. tank ... does that mean it's about an 18 gallon tank?
If so, that means that the actual lbs. of propane that your tank can hold - after filling to the common legal 80% - is around 60 lbs. of propane.
Nov-13-2018 06:03 PM
BFL13 wrote:
I am not up on today's fashions in propane tank size per foot of Class C, but note that 40lb in a 27 footer seems small.
Our 1991 came in three sizes: 24, 26, and 28. The first two had 45 lb tanks and our 28 has a 76 lb tank.
So our 28 is only a foot longer than that new 27, but has a 76 lb tank instead of a 40. Doesn't seem right somehow. What does that 27 have instead of a bigger propane tank?
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larryherrington wrote:
I filled my propane tank and used it pretty heavy for 2 nights. I had the gas on the refrigerator for 4 to 5 days. I am down to 1/3 to 1/4 tank. Is this normal? I have looked for leaks, but cannot find any.
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pnichols wrote:
The title of your post may have an error in it. The propane tank in your 27 foot Class C is most likely a 40 POUND tank ... thus around 10 gallons, or 12 gallons of raw tank liquid capacity.