Propane Leak?
On my 5er, I have the below set up that automatically switches from one 30# tank to the other when the supply tank is empty. Has worked fine since I bought the trailer, up until this year. Now, ...
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First off, propane is odorless. What you are smelling is methyl mercaptan which is detectable to the human nose at 3 parts per BILLION. Lower explosive limit of propane is 2.1 parts per million. The point is a little bit of smell goes a long way.
Are you sure you are smelling a leak that you can't find or smelling residual odor? If it is a continuous constant odor don't take a chance until you have found and addressed the leak. Take it to a propane dealership if necessary.
Do not put teflon on any brass fitting.
Are you sure you are smelling a leak that you can't find or smelling residual odor? If it is a continuous constant odor don't take a chance until you have found and addressed the leak. Take it to a propane dealership if necessary.
Do not put teflon on any brass fitting.
