You'll never have a line to trip over with the one pounders.
> On Mar 31, 2015, at 2:22 PM, Ryan Perry <rjdperry@GMAIL.COM> wrote: > > So I bought a bay window propane tank cheap and refurbished to new. All > works as far as I can tell. > > Here is my issue. I bought a heater buddy extension, like 10 feet, that has > an acme valve in one side and a quick connect for my cook stove on the > other. No matter what I do o can't get it to work. I have slightly turned, > left, come back, turned more, etc. > > I have tried turning quickly, slowly, very slowly, fast slow, connect one > side, then the other, etc. Nothing works...Nothing! > > I have confirmed the gas is in there and is clear and flowing when I push > the plunger from the tank. > > it seems to be my hoses. I have bought 2, one with regulator, one without, > neither work. > > So, not sure what else can be done, at the end of my whits. Any > suggestions? Sure would be nice to ditch the 1 pounders. |
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