Posted by glennster on January 07, 2013 at 18:47:14 from (99.90.9.201):
In Reply to: propane tank valves posted by mt pockets on January 07, 2013 at 17:39:04:
wow steve, thanks for the info. always wondered about that, but never has it explained so well as you did!!! the tank in the photo is a 1000 gallon for my grain dryer. it came with the farm when i bought the place about 7 years ago. when you refered to the valving on the left, i assume the wheel valve you referred to is the one facing the bottom of the photo. has the 4 triangle holes in it. if you open that valve, vapor will come out where the plastic plug is. taking the plug out looks like you should be able to install a gas grille type fitting.(prest-o-lite). on the other side of that valve is kind of a brass knurled knob screwed into the fitting. is that also a valve? the dome cover is flipped back for the picture, it is to the left out of view. i did not notice any other valve on the tank for the purpose of filling the tank. i'll have to look more closely at it. tell debbie she does a great job typing!!!
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