

| Subject: | Re: Doubling Propane Capacity for >$100 |
| From: | Bill Davidson |
| Date: | Tue, 17 Nov 1998 19:40:45 -0800 |
Steve, Interesting but you left me hanging in the middle of the story.... So where did you install it? How? Could it be installed as a system separate from the stock tank? i.e.: a tank just for the heater? More info please :) Bill 90 Westy Syncro Lake Tahoe ---------- > From: Steve <sxs@concentric.net> > To: vanagon@VANAGON.COM > Subject: Doubling Propane Capacity for >$100 > Date: Tuesday, November 17, 1998 7:15 PM > > If you have a propex or carver heater, you may, like me, > want to increase your propane capacity in order to increase > the amount of time you can camp remotely without a refill. > As others have mentioned in the past, you can buy a fitting > made by Marshall and available through any RV place that > bolts onto the tank and regulator, and allows you to hook an > auxillary tank to feed the system. It's call an > extend-a-stay valve, or something like that, and costs about > $40-$50 depending on what hoses you get, etc. > > The tank i got is what i really like...it is significantly > smaller than your typical barbacue propane tank, but it > holds 10 lbs. of propane, same as the westy tank. I got the > tank at Home Depot for $24 (they also sell a 5 lb. tank). > The tank is perfect because it is small and yet it holds all > i will really likely ever need during any forseeable winter > camping trip.
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