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pauly boy

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Posted: 08/14/20 07:33am

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- it's on 3/4 now. Not too worried about it. Only need it for 3 days.
- it's a 40 lb permanent motor home tank.
Everyone has been very helpful. Thanks to all!
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Posted: 08/16/20 01:47pm

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If you have bottles holding 20 pounds of propane, a suitcase weight device is very accurate. Costco has 20 pound bottles with built in gauge which works very well. Beware of add on gauges - there must be a float mechanism inside the bottle to work.

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ron.dittmer

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Posted: 11/07/20 07:15am

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When it comes to your propane tank, fresh water tank, waste water tanks, and battery health, this type of metering is quite inaccurate. They provide a "rough" idea alone which for many people is adequate. The gauge on the propane tank itself will provide better accuracy, though still not perfect.
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