Propane Level Indication?
This 1991 MH has one of those sideways propane tanks. Never had one before. The levels monitor on the range hood is like the one we had in the 5er, but has an additional tank light for the propa...
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BFL13 wrote:
Great info!
BTW if that big tank ever did get too low, is there a way to go tank to tank from a standard 20 lb BBQ tank into the big tank and keep things running that way? Some kind of adapter hose?
I got one of these:
https://www.amazon.com/Sturgi-StayStandard-Propane-Adapter-Campers-Motorhomes/dp/B00CR1WF8A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1508775254&sr=8-1&keywords=extend-a-stay
I didn't even bother filling up the big tank this season. I only went out on 2 trips and I had an extra 20 lb. cylinder here. There's a fitting on it that allows you to hook up your portable propane appliances, too (grills, lanterns, etc). They can be fed by the 20 lb. cylinder or the on-board tank with that fitting.
And as others have said, most tanks have an analog gauge on them. I find my interior panel is accurate down to about half-a-tank and then it fluctuates all over the place.
