They fill the tank to 80% to allow for expansion. propane expands 15% more than water. The underground with the twin stage regulator will be in a window of 11 to 14 Inches of water column. with 14"WC equaling 1/2 psi pressure. It looks great, I just don't like the flex connector to the trailer.
***** . the propane guy said it all meets county code even the flex connector. . thanks for the info. I love youtube becus folks like you can educate me on things and share great ideas. . thanks for watching.
Nice tank and installation .. mine looks almost identical .. except holds 500 gallons .. which means roughly 420 gallons of propane after a fill up to just over 83% on gauge.
The metal tape I believe is so the line locators can find the line when buried, since the supply line is plastic. And I think he was telling you 12 lbs. per square inch of pressure in you line. As far as filling it 80% it might be for expansion in the AZ sun but I'm not sure.
Paint it to look like a small bush. Coyotes will pee on it and keep it cool in summer! Great vis and, as always you have shown me what my ideas might look like in real life! Thanks!!
I have the same size tank, I rent mine also but when I fill mine it always gets filled to the max, mine doe not have any kind of caution tape on my line, my full tank last about 5 months for a family of 4 and everything is gas in my house. comes in handy when the power goes out, we still have hot water and can still cook all our meals. can't do that with a all electric house.
good to know. it is funny when talking with the gas guy he did say sometimes a tank does get more than 80% but it depends on the person, mood, you and your mood, and they end up charging you for only 80% so they don't get into trouble. . are you being charged for a 100% full tank or charged for 80% even though the tank if 100%? I love the idea of only filling it 2 times a year or so.
They only fill to 80% because propane expands under hotter temperature that 20% left is for expansion space, if the tank doesn't have space left in it, it will pop the relief valve and there goes a waste of propane but most importanly it prevents danger hazards safety is the main reason why they fill to 80% i work for a propane company thats the way i was trained when i started working.
I was looking around for large propane tank installations to travel trailers. The supplier near me said it was against the law for him to attach a mobile home type tank to a travel trailer. He said there are cases of people pulling away without unhooking and causing substantial damage. I think it's kind of dumb because these big travel trailers can be parked like mobile homes. So I'm looking to attach it myself. A friend of mine painted his tank black. The local fire marshall told him to paint it 50% a light color so that they could find the tank in an emergency. So he painted white spots on it like a cow. Thanks for the video. I wondered how the stakers found a plastic line.
+Brad Taylor stakers find the line? actually there is a metal tape that laid with the pipe. . I understand the lighter color tank is to reduce the heat/pressure build up inside the tank. . for a trailer what about using the 100lb tanks? they are equal to 5 of the grill size tanks but the diameter is the same just the height it different. I like the 40lb tanks just becus their size and weight when full is still easy to move around. I thought about the large 100lb tanks but felt when I get older I might not want to move them. lol
+ArizonaHotHomestead yes, I was agreeing. I didn't know about the metal tape buried with the plastic line until I saw your video. I feel the same way about the tanks. I was going to purchase a 100lb tank also, but getting it to the service tank would require a small dolly to pull behind my ATV. So I have 4-30 lb tanks instead. They fit in the rack inside my trailer. I may eventually shift to an out door tank for easy access. Thanks for your video.
They don't fill it 80% of the way "for strange reasons", they fill it to 80% for physics and safety reasons. Propane is liquefied under pressure and it must have room to expand -- that's where the extra 20% of the space in the tank come in handy. Otherwise, it will blow easily due to temperature and volume changes.
+Alex Povolotski thanks. its funny when I used a lot during the winter he filled it to 95% saying its cold and I am using enough that it wont take long before it is to 80%. thanks for the info. in az the summer here will get to 95 and full direct sun much hotter so I can see why.
Hi Mike we have the same company too. We live in Mammoth Az ( Just moved). Cant wait till Im full time. Looks like from the comments below your way north of us.
7:11 - "12 something" probably means "12 inches of water column" which is another way of saying "about 0.4 psi" - or pounds per square inch. This is the normal pressure most propane appliances need to function properly. Some propane systems (not yours) have a '1st stage' regulator at the tank that delivers about 10 psi, and another '2nd stage' where it enters the home that reduces the pressure to about 0.5psi. In your case, it appears you have a single 'multi stage' regulator that just delivers 0.4psi from the tank. What's the difference? In a high-demand situation, it's simply cheaper to run 10psi in a smaller line. But in your case with low demand, what you have is going to be more than adequate. You have a short run to the house, the line is plenty big (looks like 3/4" line?) and you probably aren't heating a 2,000 square foot house.
Propane seems to be a great choice for your layout. How cold is your coldest winter? My wife and I full-time in a 28ft travel trailer in Cincinnati and the propane heater can keep the place plenty comfortable if the power goes out. We are by no means off-grid so in the winter we run a 1500W space heater to heat the whole trailer. The furnace only kicks in when the indoor temp falls below 65. Last winter we had some serious cold spells (two weeks of -5 to -15 minus the wind chill) and it still only kicked on two or three times a day. I'm hoping it doesn't get that cold where you are. If so you will be going through a tank every 2 months or less. If I use our furnace for primary heat I go through 10 gallons in 8 days when it's 25 degrees outside and that's using electricity for hot water and cooking. Keep those videos coming. I look forward to seeing more.
I like it when people who comment tell me a little about what they have it helps me gage things better. thanks. my winters can get down to 0 but mostly between 10 and 25 for about 2 months. maybe winter highs around 40 for some winters. a few years back the high was no higher than 25 degrees for over 60 straight days. sounds like you don't use wood for heat. I do plan on part of my place to use a wood stove. the rv furnace should keep me warm at night. thanks again
ArizonaHotHomestead I'm here to help. Sounds like your winters aren't much different than ours here in Cincinnati. It's usually pretty mild but last winter came out of left field. Farmer's Almanac says we're in for a doozie this year too so I'm already getting things in place. My water lines are above ground so I have them heat taped and insulated and that includes some pipes on the trailer like my sink lines. The factory forgot to tuck them inside the floor insulation. Found that out the hard way my first winter. The low point drains are the first to freeze as they aren't insulated at all in any trailer. I'm not sure how you're set up but I heat tape and insulate my holding tanks and my valves too. They freeze up tight and can get ugly. I realize electric heat tape isn't much of an option for you but I hope it gives you an idea of where problems will come from. The pipes in a trailer aren't where cabin heat gets to them easily. Good news is some but not all of that is taken care of when you run the furnace and heat the areas near the pipes. We are by no means off grid and hooked up to shore power (the park) 24/7 so we use a single 700/1500W space heater that keeps the 28 footer plenty warm (above 70) with little if any help from the propane furnace. I hate to think how much propane we would go through if that were our only heat source. We run the water heater on electric primarily too and only use the propane side as a booster as needed. This setup gets me through winters with 4 five gallon tanks through the winter.
Weather The Storm Survival . I like the idea of the electric heat tape but with being on solar/wind I am not sure about it. I couldn't find the heat tape that ran off of dc. all seem to be 120v . which my inverter will handle but the battery storage power might not be enough. for now going with layers and a prayer. lol. I do plan on for the future to do videos on propane usage so stay tuned
I doubt it would be worth spending the money to have the juice to run the amount of heat tape you would need. As for the large tank if you keep the water moving somehow I doubt it would freeze. Aerators maybe? This may help your purification/chlorination process too? Just some thoughts. Even if it does this still leaves the above ground portions of your lines as the most vulnerable spots to freeze. Double the insulation and then enclose them in 4" black ABS pipe might generate enough heat if you have enough sun.
I prefer to own my tank despite the upfront cost. I can get the lowest price just by shopping around and filling up in the summer, I like that freedom and due to all the horror stories I read online, I don't trust propane suppliers so I am very careful whenever I have to buy propane.
I like that. I was thinking this way I don't trust the gov. over the last 30 yrs there has been at least 2 regulations on the small propane tanks so I feel with the focus of some on climate change/global warming that there will soon be more regulations on the larger propane tanks too. this way the propane company covers the cost of the valve or what ever the new regs are instead of me paying something like 200 bucks for it. I don't like the annual rental fee but I just know the politicians will want some campaign money or personal money from a lobbyist and quietly you have new propane tank regulations. . I can always return that tank and go with another company but I am stuck with the gov. lol
good point. however get this in az you are required to get a permit and they tell you were to harvest firewood and there is a limit to how much. in some areas wood fire is prohibited. lol in the phx area the no burn rules now applies to every day and all types of wood fires. one of the reason I left phx. so far in the show low area there are enough people who rely of wood for heat that it is still allowed but we still have no burn days too. even if you own the land you can not harvest the trees for fire wood. lol yes its ridiculous.
yea. he said must be white. actually the gas guy was going to paint it for me but also had a gas leak at another location to go and fix. . I told him the tank is fine no paint needed. .
Where about in Arizona is this? I was looking at buying property up near Snowflake, have jump to the off grid thing though, can't get my mine off working for the man yet and I'm 62
Since it's rented, they might not let you graffitti it. But if so, leave it the same color. It looks like vanilla pudding. Then you can call it "Puddin Tank" Lol.
Greg Larsen I did ask about painting it when they installed it and he told me as long as I don't damage the tank paint away. the lighter color is just to keep it cooler in the super.
ArizonaHotHomestead yes sir. Here in Texas what some companies do is basically fish the PE gas line through the old abandoned ones. Cool video by the way. I have a vision of something thing similar to this.
lol if i have a road to town and use gas for my car i live on grid. ticky tack . propane and my 1 bar of cell phone are my only services but most when talking off grid are talking electric grid.
part time. half a week on half off. getting there. I think when I get my solar up in a couple of months I will go full time just in time for the freeze. how fun. normally the freeze during the winter is hard for only about 2 months so I could wait until feb but not sure mentally I can wait that long. it is getting exciting.
ArizonaHotHomestead Blankets! Lots of blankets, slippers and housecoat for potty runs. That's how you save on heating. People these days are spoiled. Try heating with a coal furnace in the basement where the last thing you do before bed is fill it up and it's out in the AM. People today want to heat the whole house to 78 f, 24/7. They want to sit around in a t-shirt & underwear and never feel cold, even when it's zero outside. Nice but it can really cost a lot to heat a "Mac Mansion", as opposed to dressing warmer inside the house. Hay! To each their own, right. You'll get by fine with that setup. I agree with Ausie stickler, "ArizonaHotHomestead" on both sides of bad boy. I thought of that as soon as you asked for ideas. cheers
rick dees thanks.... underwear? I was thinking of being out there with the nearest neighbor a couple miles away I could run around naked. lol. sorry bad image. lol. I just freaked myself out with that note. lol.
the tank itself not long but i had them run a line from the tank to the rv so overall maybe 1 plus hours. i think cost was 300 to 400 with a pressure test too.
1.99 a gallon for the propane. becus I rent the tank they will give me a price break on the propane, if I bought the tank and had them fill it or if I had portable tanks and had them fill those tanks I would pay about 50 cents more per gallon. Renting the tank is only $45 a year.
Thanks Mike for this tutorial. I'm ready to install my new tank I purchased. Need to lay pipe. This helps.
great. as you know check for leaks.
If you paint your tank, keep it a light color. dark colors absorb heat causing the propane to expand. not a good thing.
but when temps are single digits wouldnt it be nice to have the tank dark?
They fill the tank to 80% to allow for expansion. propane expands 15% more than water. The underground with the twin stage regulator will be in a window of 11 to 14 Inches of water column. with 14"WC equaling 1/2 psi pressure. It looks great, I just don't like the flex connector to the trailer.
***** . the propane guy said it all meets county code even the flex connector. . thanks for the info. I love youtube becus folks like you can educate me on things and share great ideas. . thanks for watching.
ArizonaHotHomestead Glad to be helpful, thanks for sharing your homestead activities with us.
Nice tank and installation .. mine looks almost identical .. except holds 500 gallons .. which means roughly 420 gallons of propane after a fill up to just over 83% on gauge.
nice. i need to someday upgrade mine to a larger tank.
The metal tape I believe is so the line locators can find the line when buried, since the supply line is plastic. And I think he was telling you 12 lbs. per square inch of pressure in you line. As far as filling it 80% it might be for expansion in the AZ sun but I'm not sure.
you worded it so much better than I. 80% might be for expansion. good thinking. thanks for your comments,
In a lot of the country "blue stake" is called "Call before you dig" or CBYD
yep living in the city blue stake is a great idea. . blue stake wouldnt come out. they said nothing is there. lol.
Awesome sunset right there at the end!
+Gypsy Free thanks. az does have some wonderful sunsets.
Paint it to look like a small bush. Coyotes will pee on it and keep it cool in summer!
Great vis and, as always you have shown me what my ideas might look like in real life! Thanks!!
nice idea on the paint.
I have the same size tank, I rent mine also but when I fill mine it always gets filled to the max, mine doe not have any kind of caution tape on my line, my full tank last about 5 months for a family of 4 and everything is gas in my house. comes in handy when the power goes out, we still have hot water and can still cook all our meals. can't do that with a all electric house.
good to know. it is funny when talking with the gas guy he did say sometimes a tank does get more than 80% but it depends on the person, mood, you and your mood, and they end up charging you for only 80% so they don't get into trouble. . are you being charged for a 100% full tank or charged for 80% even though the tank if 100%? I love the idea of only filling it 2 times a year or so.
ArizonaHotHomestead I always get charged for what amount they put in it.
your guy is to honest. I guess you got to work him over a little as in butter him up with .. beer, pie, ????? lol
They only fill to 80% because propane expands under hotter temperature that 20% left is for expansion space, if the tank doesn't have space left in it, it will pop the relief valve and there goes a waste of propane but most importanly it prevents danger hazards safety is the main reason why they fill to 80% i work for a propane company thats the way i was trained when i started working.
You should paint that tank up like one of those nuclear waste containers
+AlmostCirculated lol I like that
I was looking around for large propane tank installations to travel trailers. The supplier near me said it was against the law for him to attach a mobile home type tank to a travel trailer. He said there are cases of people pulling away without unhooking and causing substantial damage. I think it's kind of dumb because these big travel trailers can be parked like mobile homes. So I'm looking to attach it myself. A friend of mine painted his tank black. The local fire marshall told him to paint it 50% a light color so that they could find the tank in an emergency. So he painted white spots on it like a cow. Thanks for the video. I wondered how the stakers found a plastic line.
+Brad Taylor stakers find the line? actually there is a metal tape that laid with the pipe. . I understand the lighter color tank is to reduce the heat/pressure build up inside the tank. . for a trailer what about using the 100lb tanks? they are equal to 5 of the grill size tanks but the diameter is the same just the height it different. I like the 40lb tanks just becus their size and weight when full is still easy to move around. I thought about the large 100lb tanks but felt when I get older I might not want to move them. lol
+ArizonaHotHomestead yes, I was agreeing. I didn't know about the metal tape buried with the plastic line until I saw your video. I feel the same way about the tanks. I was going to purchase a 100lb tank also, but getting it to the service tank would require a small dolly to pull behind my ATV. So I have 4-30 lb tanks instead. They fit in the rack inside my trailer. I may eventually shift to an out door tank for easy access. Thanks for your video.
you bet. good luck with what every you do.
They don't fill it 80% of the way "for strange reasons", they fill it to 80% for physics and safety reasons. Propane is liquefied under pressure and it must have room to expand -- that's where the extra 20% of the space in the tank come in handy. Otherwise, it will blow easily due to temperature and volume changes.
+Alex Povolotski thanks. its funny when I used a lot during the winter he filled it to 95% saying its cold and I am using enough that it wont take long before it is to 80%. thanks for the info. in az the summer here will get to 95 and full direct sun much hotter so I can see why.
Hi Mike we have the same company too. We live in Mammoth Az ( Just moved). Cant wait till Im full time. Looks like from the comments below your way north of us.
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Whay is the name of the Propane company? we just started a build in Seligman AZ
another friend of mine installed an underground 1000 gallon tank. Cost a bunch of money to fill it, but at the rate they use gas, will last 10 years!
+Brad Taylor nice to have it in the ground so it is out of sight.
That's good but I hope he bought the tank outright.
Looks good...........keep the video's coming
thank. I am glad you are enjoying them.
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7:11 - "12 something" probably means "12 inches of water column" which is another way of saying "about 0.4 psi" - or pounds per square inch. This is the normal pressure most propane appliances need to function properly.
Some propane systems (not yours) have a '1st stage' regulator at the tank that delivers about 10 psi, and another '2nd stage' where it enters the home that reduces the pressure to about 0.5psi. In your case, it appears you have a single 'multi stage' regulator that just delivers 0.4psi from the tank.
What's the difference? In a high-demand situation, it's simply cheaper to run 10psi in a smaller line. But in your case with low demand, what you have is going to be more than adequate. You have a short run to the house, the line is plenty big (looks like 3/4" line?) and you probably aren't heating a 2,000 square foot house.
in the ground is 1 inch line and runs about 30 ft. . thanks for the info
They don't fill the tank full to allow for expansion. If they fill it full you'd get liquid propane in your lines, and you don't want that.
they also from what i heard is light color tanks to reduce the expansion from tank heating up.
could put a bulls eye on the end of it!! then call it a time travel machine
James Clifford friend of mine said to paint what looks like war head on the end and label it NUKE or something with tail fins on the other end. lol.
Propane seems to be a great choice for your layout. How cold is your coldest winter? My wife and I full-time in a 28ft travel trailer in Cincinnati and the propane heater can keep the place plenty comfortable if the power goes out. We are by no means off-grid so in the winter we run a 1500W space heater to heat the whole trailer. The furnace only kicks in when the indoor temp falls below 65. Last winter we had some serious cold spells (two weeks of -5 to -15 minus the wind chill) and it still only kicked on two or three times a day. I'm hoping it doesn't get that cold where you are. If so you will be going through a tank every 2 months or less. If I use our furnace for primary heat I go through 10 gallons in 8 days when it's 25 degrees outside and that's using electricity for hot water and cooking. Keep those videos coming. I look forward to seeing more.
I like it when people who comment tell me a little about what they have it helps me gage things better. thanks. my winters can get down to 0 but mostly between 10 and 25 for about 2 months. maybe winter highs around 40 for some winters. a few years back the high was no higher than 25 degrees for over 60 straight days. sounds like you don't use wood for heat. I do plan on part of my place to use a wood stove. the rv furnace should keep me warm at night. thanks again
ArizonaHotHomestead
I'm here to help. Sounds like your winters aren't much different than ours here in Cincinnati. It's usually pretty mild but last winter came out of left field. Farmer's Almanac says we're in for a doozie this year too so I'm already getting things in place.
My water lines are above ground so I have them heat taped and insulated and that includes some pipes on the trailer like my sink lines. The factory forgot to tuck them inside the floor insulation. Found that out the hard way my first winter. The low point drains are the first to freeze as they aren't insulated at all in any trailer. I'm not sure how you're set up but I heat tape and insulate my holding tanks and my valves too. They freeze up tight and can get ugly.
I realize electric heat tape isn't much of an option for you but I hope it gives you an idea of where problems will come from. The pipes in a trailer aren't where cabin heat gets to them easily. Good news is some but not all of that is taken care of when you run the furnace and heat the areas near the pipes.
We are by no means off grid and hooked up to shore power (the park) 24/7 so we use a single 700/1500W space heater that keeps the 28 footer plenty warm (above 70) with little if any help from the propane furnace. I hate to think how much propane we would go through if that were our only heat source. We run the water heater on electric primarily too and only use the propane side as a booster as needed. This setup gets me through winters with 4 five gallon tanks through the winter.
Weather The Storm Survival . I like the idea of the electric heat tape but with being on solar/wind I am not sure about it. I couldn't find the heat tape that ran off of dc. all seem to be 120v . which my inverter will handle but the battery storage power might not be enough. for now going with layers and a prayer. lol. I do plan on for the future to do videos on propane usage so stay tuned
I doubt it would be worth spending the money to have the juice to run the amount of heat tape you would need. As for the large tank if you keep the water moving somehow I doubt it would freeze. Aerators maybe? This may help your purification/chlorination process too? Just some thoughts. Even if it does this still leaves the above ground portions of your lines as the most vulnerable spots to freeze. Double the insulation and then enclose them in 4" black ABS pipe might generate enough heat if you have enough sun.
Weather The Storm Survival I like the black pipe idea
They only fill to 80% because the gas can expand depending on outside conditions.
makes sense . good practice for az where the desert can get over 120 degrees.
I prefer to own my tank despite the upfront cost. I can get the lowest price just by shopping around and filling up in the summer, I like that freedom and due to all the horror stories I read online, I don't trust propane suppliers so I am very careful whenever I have to buy propane.
I like that. I was thinking this way I don't trust the gov. over the last 30 yrs there has been at least 2 regulations on the small propane tanks so I feel with the focus of some on climate change/global warming that there will soon be more regulations on the larger propane tanks too. this way the propane company covers the cost of the valve or what ever the new regs are instead of me paying something like 200 bucks for it. I don't like the annual rental fee but I just know the politicians will want some campaign money or personal money from a lobbyist and quietly you have new propane tank regulations. . I can always return that tank and go with another company but I am stuck with the gov. lol
+ArizonaHotHomestead If the government regulations get out of hand, you can always just burn wood!
good point. however get this in az you are required to get a permit and they tell you were to harvest firewood and there is a limit to how much. in some areas wood fire is prohibited. lol in the phx area the no burn rules now applies to every day and all types of wood fires. one of the reason I left phx. so far in the show low area there are enough people who rely of wood for heat that it is still allowed but we still have no burn days too. even if you own the land you can not harvest the trees for fire wood. lol yes its ridiculous.
ArizonaHotHomestead I wouldn't live in an area with those kind of restrictions.
Cool video bro I cried lol
cried? hope you had some tissue nearby. lol
they say do not paint them and leave them white to keep it cool, thats what they told me.
yea. he said must be white. actually the gas guy was going to paint it for me but also had a gas leak at another location to go and fix. . I told him the tank is fine no paint needed. .
in Alabama we paint then silver.....dont know why just all ive ever seen was silver
lol . maybe the silver acts like a radiant barrier? or they got a great price break on the color silver, lol.
Where about in Arizona is this? I was looking at buying property up near Snowflake, have jump to the off grid thing though, can't get my mine off working for the man yet and I'm 62
***haven't
just east of snowflake near concho.... good luck with getting started
Filled to 80% because you burn vapor not liquid.
i heard 80 is to allow for expansion of pressure.
Paint it to look like a cow and put a cow head with horns on the end haha
lol nice idea, i wonder when the cows visit how they would react? lol
ArizonaHotHomestead as long as the bull doesn't jump on it, it should be okay lol
This is in the near future for me.LOL
+Electrosensitive Prima Donna Going Off Grid nice to have.
Since it's rented, they might not let you graffitti it. But if so, leave it the same color. It looks like vanilla pudding. Then you can call it "Puddin Tank" Lol.
Greg Larsen I did ask about painting it when they installed it and he told me as long as I don't damage the tank paint away. the lighter color is just to keep it cooler in the super.
Gas lines are Poly Ethylene I believe
yea the yellow below ground pipe. right?
ArizonaHotHomestead yes sir. Here in Texas what some companies do is basically fish the PE gas line through the old abandoned ones. Cool video by the way. I have a vision of something thing similar to this.
Paint it to look like a cigarette butt then add no smoking.
lol funny i like it.
that's got to be more than a 120, looks more like 4 or 500
steve gila that's a 120
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Who is the company you are using? we just started a build in Seligman AZ
i use a local propane company owens. dont think they service seligman. hint ferrell gas is awful
How is it off the grid when you have a company come fill the tank. That's a grid bro.
lol if i have a road to town and use gas for my car i live on grid. ticky tack . propane and my 1 bar of cell phone are my only services but most when talking off grid are talking electric grid.
Cool stuff! Are you living out there full time now?
part time. half a week on half off. getting there. I think when I get my solar up in a couple of months I will go full time just in time for the freeze. how fun. normally the freeze during the winter is hard for only about 2 months so I could wait until feb but not sure mentally I can wait that long. it is getting exciting.
ArizonaHotHomestead
Blankets! Lots of blankets, slippers and housecoat for potty runs. That's how you save on heating. People these days are spoiled. Try heating with a coal furnace in the basement where the last thing you do before bed is fill it up and it's out in the AM. People today want to heat the whole house to 78 f, 24/7. They want to sit around in a t-shirt & underwear and never feel cold, even when it's zero outside. Nice but it can really cost a lot to heat a "Mac Mansion", as opposed to dressing warmer inside the house. Hay! To each their own, right. You'll get by fine with that setup.
I agree with Ausie stickler, "ArizonaHotHomestead" on both sides of bad boy. I thought of that as soon as you asked for ideas. cheers
rick dees thanks.... underwear? I was thinking of being out there with the nearest neighbor a couple miles away I could run around naked. lol. sorry bad image. lol. I just freaked myself out with that note. lol.
Do Not paint the tank . Leave it as is ! Are you living there full time yet ? Hello from , Norm
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What was the cost for the initial installation and how long did the initial installation take?
the tank itself not long but i had them run a line from the tank to the rv so overall maybe 1 plus hours. i think cost was 300 to 400 with a pressure test too.
Any issue hooking a duel fuel generator to a 330 gallon tank?
havent done it but as long as you have a pressure control to make sure the pressure is ok for the generator you should be good to go.
ok my mistake I just seen a 500 gl tank
lol its tough to tell sometimes in the vids.
My cable modem runs on propane
?? interesting. didnt know they could
how much was it for the 96 gals of propane ?
1.99 a gallon for the propane. becus I rent the tank they will give me a price break on the propane, if I bought the tank and had them fill it or if I had portable tanks and had them fill those tanks I would pay about 50 cents more per gallon. Renting the tank is only $45 a year.
@@ArizonaHotHomestead Was there a charge for the initial installation? Also, how long did it take for the installation?
Paint it like a watermelon
+Justin Kruse that's a cool idea
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Paint it to match landscaping I don't know or paint it into a animal who cares very interesting though
+Guy Azbell paint it like an animal. I like that idea
Put TNT...
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put a generac generator on that T. They have generators that are designed for off-grip applications and they come factory to run off LPG or natural.
drunkguyfalling I like the propane generators. I may do that.
gas tank by ACME.. light fuse, do not hold in hand!!! with a Wiley coyote sticker
James Clifford I like the idea.
Oscar Meyer weiner, but then you would have to repaint the color of the tank....
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