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Originally Posted by gypsmjim
Its a 195. We have no room on the tongue to add a second tank.
Besides, at most we only use about 60 # of propane ALL YEAR. That includes all of the "winter" camping. I am totally pleased with the efficiency of this trailer.
I DO have a pressure gauge on the tank, but its usefulness is marginal at best. When the furnace did what it di it was till in the "green". I wish there was a better way to measure the tank contents.
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Yes, the pressure gauge IMHO is worthless, it shows the tank is empty or has something in it, almost as accurate as "it's 20 deg outside and 22 deg inside, I think the propane tank is empty".
I found a "toy" called "Gas Check" which is a pen-sized thing that you press on the side of the tank. Start high and work your way down. Red light = no liquid, green light = liquid. It's kinda cool but you have to physically check the tank to get a level. I like it tho.
Some folks can find the level by tapping on the tank, I've never mastered the skill.
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