This is safe way, and I also make sure there's no pressure in my empty tanks before I go feeling them .Cause, you measure the correct weight. But , you can't always measure the pressure ? This was a helpful video. And I never thought about, What this guy was doing 🤔 When your removing the little tank always make sure you turn off the big tank and stand it up before removing the little tank .I WAS TURNING THE GAS OFF........BUT , NOT STANDING THE BIG TANK UP AND GETTING A MIST OF GAS TAKING THE LITTLE TANK OFF ..AND ,NOTICED it didn't do it When this guy stood his big tank up ..Thanks friend ,
Overall good job. Thanks for posting. Especially with your concern of getting the weight right. At 4:02 You can’t relieve pressure with a screwdriver on the overpressurization valve. It has to be pulled not pushed. There’s no way you could be doing anything with a screwdriver at that point. You really shouldn’t mess with that valve anyway. It’s not needed. The tank if it’s been in the freezer for an hour typically will get you close to a full load in my experience
I always tell everyone its always better to underfill a lil than over fill. But, if you're using the tanks right away I don't see problem in a little over fill. Thanks for watching - Jason
I'm also not a fan of off gassing it using the relief valve... Use a normal device, screwed into the nozzle to off gas... It does the same thing, and won't compromise the relief valve...
He actually did that wrong... The 'relief' valve is a pull up. Not good directions...in addition to using the wrong tool on a brass fitting. Good gracious... LOL.
This is safe way, and I also make sure there's no pressure in my empty tanks before I go feeling them .Cause, you measure the correct weight. But , you can't always measure the pressure ? This was a helpful video. And I never thought about, What this guy was doing 🤔 When your removing the little tank always make sure you turn off the big tank and stand it up before removing the little tank .I WAS TURNING THE GAS OFF........BUT , NOT STANDING THE BIG TANK UP AND GETTING A MIST OF GAS TAKING THE LITTLE TANK OFF ..AND ,NOTICED it didn't do it When this guy stood his big tank up ..Thanks friend ,
Thank you you for the kind words. I’m no expert but have learned a few tricks over the years of doing this. Physics!
Overall good job. Thanks for posting. Especially with your concern of getting the weight right. At 4:02 You can’t relieve pressure with a screwdriver on the overpressurization valve. It has to be pulled not pushed. There’s no way you could be doing anything with a screwdriver at that point. You really shouldn’t mess with that valve anyway. It’s not needed. The tank if it’s been in the freezer for an hour typically will get you close to a full load in my experience
Thanks for the clarification on the relief valve. - Jason
I have been refilling them for going on 40 years. No problems yet .
I always tell everyone its always better to underfill a lil than over fill. But, if you're using the tanks right away I don't see problem in a little over fill. Thanks for watching - Jason
@@JTVLIFE whats the adapter called?
Awesome video. I watched your Big Horn video and I can see you getting big soon. Great personality, information, and concise video.
Thank you for the kind words. I have a new pellet oven I will be testing in the near future and more one off content coming soon! - Jason
Safety first. Cotton gloves and fire extinguisher. Keep making the vids. You'll hit a 1000
I'm also not a fan of off gassing it using the relief valve... Use a normal device, screwed into the nozzle to off gas... It does the same thing, and won't compromise the relief valve...
Thank you for the Pro-Tip! Will do from now on! - Jason
He actually did that wrong... The 'relief' valve is a pull up. Not good directions...in addition to using the wrong tool on a brass fitting. Good gracious... LOL.