W. Silva, while I have never seen an actual guage to measure propane I have seen a simple device that sticks on to the side of the tank. It reminds me of one of those battery tester strips, I think the sticker is temperature sensitive. It only gives a visual readout (not a measured amount). I've only seen them, no feedback (sorry). Have you tryed "bleeding" the gas lines by letting both stove burners burn for several minutes? This helps w/my dometic (when it hasn't been used in a long time). Hope it helps. Charles '83.5 Westy On Tue, 29 Apr 1997, W. Silva wrote: > Awhile ago I asked if anyone had ever installed a propane gauge to their > tank. I have gotten a number of estimates on how long the gas will last > but no answers about the gauge. It must be able to be done if there is > enough room. I guess that's my question. I too am having troubles getting > the fridge to run on gas. Have tried all the easy suggestions, now I guess > we have to get down to the serious stuff. > > Thanks in advance for info > > Wendy & John > '85 Westy, "S-CAPE" >
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