Good point Tom. I guess I assumed it was in the back but I took another look today and there is no vent tube. There is a propane smell due to a leaking hose clamp though... Time to add it to the list...
If you are only going to take short jaunts the stationary tanks are fine, fill before you go. If you plan to spend any length of time in the coach go for the portable tanks!
If you are only going to take short jaunts the stationary tanks are fine, fill before you go. If you plan to spend any length of time in the coach go for the portable tanks!Which brings up the subject of automatic tank change over valves. Really a super great idea. One tank empty's and the valve magically switches to the other with out any effort on your part. Modern technology, don't you love it? So when you are in middle of cooking a really nice NY strip and you run out of gas, you now have 2 empty LP tanks
If you do not have automatic change over valves, it will always be cold and rainy when one tank empties.
We have a permanent tank and a removable one connected with an automatic switch over. I always use the portable tank first and generally refill it as soon as it empties.
Not a fight I got a dog in, but is there any indication (separate gauges for each tank???) when the first tank is empty and the change over valve changes over?