The perfect companion for the Weed DragonÆ torch kit. Best suited for LP gas cylinders up to 40-lbs. (10 gallons). Features a single handle so operator can use the torch and move dolly simultaneously. Includes a torch bracket to store torch when not in use. Constructed of rugged welded tubular steel with two 7in. steel wheels, dual bushings and a solid 5/8in. axle. Max. load capacity is 100-lbs. Application: Dolly, Capacity (gal.): 10, Works With: LP gas cylinders
A handy way to move a simple 20 pound cylinder while flaming
This dolly makes the perfect companion for any Red Dragon Torch Kit
Ideally suited for LP Gas cylinders up to 40 pounds.
The single handle allows the operator to use a torch and move the dolly simultaneously.
When the torch is not in operation, it can be stored on the convenient torch bracket.
This review is from: Red Dragon CD-100 Propane Cylinder Dolly (Lawn & Patio)
Though I followed the instructions for putting the wheels on, the spread on the wheels is too narrow. When you put a 20 gallon propane tank on the cart the wheels rub and make it hard to pull the cart. Im trying to figure out a way to "shim" out the wheels on the shaft.
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This review is from: Red Dragon CD-100 Propane Cylinder Dolly (Lawn & Patio)
The pull along cylinder cart is a great idea and is very convenient. It needs to be redesigned though. The full size cylinder moves around on the cart which causes the wheels to drag on the cylinder. I had to affix two small blocks of wood onto mine to create space for the cylinder to sit and the wheels to move freely. Overall, I do think it is a great idea. The prop on the back for the fire nozzle is a great design.
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One pound propane tank refill adapter with male soft nose P.O.L. and female 1"x20 throwaway cylinder thread refills 1 lb. bottles in one minute or less
Canada restricted
All brass construction
Easily refill one pound bottles
Soft nose POL
Fits all one pound tanks
Refill one pound bottles
Mr. Heater F276172 Propane One Pound Tank Refill Adapter Reviews
Mr. Heater F276172 Propane One Pound Tank Refill Adapter Reviews
For safety concerns just use the source tank valve for on/off control...To fill each 1 lb. bottle more completely simply put those containers in a refrigerator or even a freezer for a few minutes AND put the 20/40 lb. FULL tank in hot water and/or in the Sun...The key here is to maximize the pressure in the source tank and minimize it in the receiving 1 lb. bottle allowing for more propane to transfer before the pressure equalizes...I've been filling these little bottles for years using this type coupler and while they may not get 100% filled as when new they can reach 80-90% with regularity when the above steps are taken...Keep in mind NO Propane tank is completely filled anyway or at least it shouldn't be to allow for excessive heat expansion when full..
Even if trying to refill in a freezing or below environment simply heating the 20/40 lb. bottle up by leaving it in a heated indoors for a few hours and/or in hot water will help tremendously to get more... Read more
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This review is from: Mr. Heater F276172 Propane One Pound Tank Refill Adapter (Lawn & Patio)
I have had this or a similar product for several years now. I live in the mountains, and go camping a lot, and sometimes set up camps and leave, going to work, backpacking, etc, and dont return until night or even a few days. I had two small bulk containers, one for a propane lantern, and one for a little heater and both were stolen out of my closed tent. Since the small refillable propane tanks (small bulk tanks cost more than the regular 5 gallon bulk tank) are expensive, I switched back to the 16 oz type disposable type. I have messed with all different ways of refilling these babies, and here are my suggestions and results. 1. If you only camp once a year (or twice), just spend the $3 each on a couple new 16 oz disposables and be done with it. If you set up "big hunting type camps" you are probably going to have a big bulk tank or 2 anyway, with a propane tree on it or some similar setup for lanters, cooking, etc. or more than likely, have a trailer, and you probably... Read more
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This review is from: Mr. Heater F276172 Propane One Pound Tank Refill Adapter (Lawn & Patio)
EDIT: see comment at end regarding a simple means to completely fill the tank.
I don't generally criticize other reviewers, but I think some of the reviewers here (one and two stars) have gotten this confused with a different product. This device will not "freeze up" your grill, as it does not attach to your grill; and there is no "shut off" valve necessary, because your 20-lb tank already has a shutoff valve. I suspect those reviews are for an adapter to attach a 1-lb tank to an appliance that normally takes a larger tank (which I also have, looks somewhat similar to this, and costs about the same).
A really important safety consideration: tighten the adapter to the big tank with a wrench. When you are removing the 1-lb tank after filling, you want the little tank to detach from the adapter (so the little tank's valve closes) and not come off with the adapter still on it, in which case the propane inside the little tank is going to blast out. Wrench-tighten the... Read more
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