After watching several KZread videos I got this kit from HomeDepot, it came with 3 cans for a $63. This is defintely the safest way to refill 1 lb propane can, plus the cans are DOT approved for transportation. I use them on my new tabletop fire pit.

Great video, I just bought a kit today that came with a cylinder and 4 extra cylinders. The kit was 64.99, and each cylinder was 19.99 ea. My oh my have prices gone up! During the last few years, they were almost impossible to find. Still very cost effective and safer, and I don't have to use the other green ones.

He gets to the point around 5:11

I just bought this kit a week ago at Menards along with an extra tank. Glad I found your video because no directions came with it.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

It can be a little unnerving the first time you do it because you can really small the gas. Just take the necessary precautions and all will be good. These kits and tanks are getting harder to find... demand skyrocketed this year! Hopefully they can catch up to demand!

Awesome video thanks! I basically have an unused big buddy heater and in about a year was planning to move to Italy so I quickly found myself trying to figure out how to legally bring anything of this nature through customs as well as how to find adapters for the tanks over there!

Thanks for the awsome video. I just put out two videos explaining why it's not advisable to refill the disposables, and I got all kinds of insulting comments calling everything from a liar to a Karen all because I advocate safety. I'm glad there are some sensible people out there that do take safety seriously. Have a Happy New Year.

Well done video! Succinct and informative. My Flame King kit is en route to my home and I’m ready to use it now. Thank you.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

Nice! I use mine in all seasons!

Thanks for your hard work producing this very professional video. You Rock! now I have to find a way to dispose of right 1 lb cylinders . my recycle center will not take them. I wonder how many of those 40 million/year canisters are burried in someones back yard? thanks again. I'm sure I'm not alone saying we appreciate your efforts.

Nice tutorial! I think I'll be ordering my self this kit! 👍

Sure glad you wore those safety glasses!

Now this is an informative video! Thanks very much.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

4 жыл бұрын

Not my usual video by any means but I wanted to encourage people to do this to reduce waste but do it in a safe way. Glad it was helpful!

I knew I had to find a safe way to refill these when they wanted $9.95 for one 1lb non-refillable canister at the corner store 2 days before opening of rifle season. Thanks for the video of the safe responsible way to do this 👍

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! The more people who do it, the better!

Very good, understand the whole process

I’ll stick to doing it safely with the colemans. I fill to 80% and don’t use the overpressure valve method - I use the chill method and only have to do it once. . So easy and I don’t get propane spraying out of the valve like FK. Key is to weigh them and make sure you fill 1 lb and no more. All that wasting of propane!! Sppppppppppp Thanks for posting

@russellacaswelljr5647

2 жыл бұрын

You do it your way colmen 1lbs tanks aren't real steel and against the law to refill and transport them you can pay a big fine and be in jail 1 or both why are you afraid of a little propane on your hands. Or fingers it's more dangerous the way you do it and you cause sparks to propane the way I do it all the propane bleeds out before you risk any sparking on the propane

@russellacaswelljr5647

2 жыл бұрын

Duh some people just like to waste money and ruin the environment

@louisedemontigny5110

2 жыл бұрын

@@russellacaswelljr5647 how is he causing sparks? I’m trying to understand this. It does seem that your equipment causes quite a bit of propane leaking but I like the sturdier cans. Coleman should just make better cans maybe. It’s such a waste.

@catfishredneck88

11 ай бұрын

@@russellacaswelljr5647 ive filled colmans for 13 years. no one is scared of some ignorant law. when has a cop ever inspected your camp gear lmfao. sparks?? tf you yacking about??? lol.

Excellent DETAILED video. Thanks.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great job, thanks for sharing

Best refill video! Thanks

Can we play with firecrackers and roman candles while doing this?? ;) All kidding aside. Great video and great info! I never knew this.

About 4 minutes into this video I paused and went on Amazon and ordered this kit....Great video !! This company should throw you a sponsorship for this...Also..We had a great time with Ryan ice fishing Lake George this year,,,Didn't get a lot of fish but he worked his butt off and we learned a lot ....Big Thank You from Mike and Chris !! Hope to see you on the ice next season...Time to break out the fishing poles !!

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah... they're great for ice fishing heaters or camp stoves. I'm really glad I found them. Glad you had a good time with Ryan. He fishes a lot like me and he definitely works hard to provide a good trip for people! It was honestly an off year for ice fishing... last year was amazing. I'm with you now... breaking out the fly rods (hopefully this weekend).

Awesome video thanks!

Don't forget to wear the safety glasses throughout the whole process 😂

Nice video. Good job.

Totally looking for this...!!!

Just one add to this, you should open the valve slowly on the large tank. Extremely high pressure delivered and if your fittings were loose you could be sprayed with propane. Be safe!

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

Жыл бұрын

Very good point! I have had a 20 pound tank that had a bad valve which created a leak... which is incredibly cold on your hand. I always wear gloves and safety glasses when doing this.

@jimcaulk6225

Жыл бұрын

@@WhiteDogTrailCompanyI agree with ssng1, having transported propane professionally (semi, 10,000 gal. at a time) safety is paramount. Propane is so cold it can burn you if you get some of the actual liquid on your skin. A friend almost lost three fingers because a large amount of actual liquid propane got behind his gloves (third degree burns). This is what happens when you get in a hurry. Plus propane will expand as the temp rises, (hence the 80% fill rule) so keeping your 20lb-er out of the sun in the summer will help a lot. Filling them when its cold out like Mr. Dog :^) did is a very good idea. People, you might balk at the initial cost of this kit but it will pay for itself in one season, even if you spring for extra bottles if you do a lot of camping.

Thank you. Good information.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

This is awesome. I bought one of those refill adapters but got sketched out filling those Coleman’s. Didn’t seem safe. Can’t wait to invest in this.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah...I did some research and consulted a knowledgeable friend and even he wouldn't do it because of the safety concerns... so there was no way I was gonna do it. Really like the kit and good to invest in a few extra tanks too. I might get one more actually. At $11 how can I not really...

@PSPSMITH2022

3 жыл бұрын

The Flame King canisters are also considerably heavier duty material than the Coleman/BernzOmatic disposable canisters. Comparing empty weight, the Colemans weigh around 390g, while the Flame King canisters weigh 680g (74% heavier, meaning thicker steel and tougher connectors.) I haven't purchased a Coleman canister in years, and the investment cost (~$40 for the stand, connector, wrench, and empty canister) was easily recovered the first summer I used it, with all the camp stove and lantern uses. Now, I refill a Flame King 16.4 oz canister for approximately $0.75 ($3.20/gal propane cost, 4.7 gal to fill 20 lb tank, total cost ~$15.00, one 20 lb tank fills 20 x 1 lb canisters, so $15.00/20 = $0.75 refill cost per 1 lb canister.) That sure beats the $5.00 price per canister they wanted at a local Walmart. There is so much waste surrounding those one-time-use Coleman canisters, which are supposed to be disposed of properly, but we all know they're just getting buried in the landfill with other trash. What a waste of resources.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

I wholeheartedly agree with you!!! Not using a refillable system is such a waste. I just couldn't keep doing it with a clean conscience. And it saves money in the long run (and as you said you recoup that very quickly)! Thanks for you comment!

@steveking8548

3 жыл бұрын

Refilling the Coleman tank is safe, just use a postage scale to avoid overfilling.There's tons of videos on how to do this. And I've never met a person who can tell a refilled tank from one that wasn't refilled. Oh, ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION! Otherwise you may never be able to use another propane tank-full or empty. Nice video, I just don't want to pay this much for refills.

Great video….. I’ve been refilling the green bottles, but will switch to these

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully you can find them. They have been tough to get for over a year. I just filled my 4 bottles today.

The canisters are now (7/15/22) $57 each. Menard's, Lowes, and Home Depot list them in the $15-19 range, but not available.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah... ever since the pandemic hit they've been so hard to find and prices have gone way up. Glad I got mine when I did!

Excellent video! As a hiker, I use the IsoPro fuel canisters for my backpacking stove. Do you know of any way to recycle/reuse/refill those as well? Thanks in advance!

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

4 жыл бұрын

I do not know if they make refillables for those or what the recycling regs are on those. I know a lot of people use them for backpacking and such so it would be nice.

Would you like to test propane refill hose with adapter ?

It’s refreshing to see someone use refillable tanks! A real pleasure. I hope these tanks are available in Canada

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

I hope so too! They have been very hard to get and it sounds like prices have gone up considerably since I did the video. I'm glad I got my tanks when I did.

Thank you for the information after watching your video it was. Early in the morning I ordered one it came from china I'll have it within 7 days it comes with everything you have and 1 refillable propane tank all for 36.00 dollars the Home Depot and Lowe's they were all out of stock and they asked me to leave my email address and they'll let me know when they got the cans in stock the cans are like $19 and a piece I thought that was expensive my lunch at once I buy about four to six refillable cans I'll be all set you know tell me before I need them thank you very much for that video

Do you have to open that Allen key.. if you have the hose that showes when the canister is full.. or just with that type..

Since 1lb tanks is the new TP over here, I’m gonna have to start doin this too than 😂😂🤞🏼

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah... demand for these tanks was through the charts too and you couldn't get them for a while. Last time I checked they had caught back up with the demand.

The disposables are free since almost everyone throws them away. And if one gets damaged or someone needs one I don't mind since I didn't spend $12 on it like one of these reusable ones. I use them pretty often and I can't remember the last time I bought one.

Another option: get a 5 pound tank and an adapter hose. The 5 pound cylinder takes up about as much room as 4 bottles, and the place I take my tank to charges 8 bucks for a 5 pound cylinder.

After you attach the small cylinder to the adapter and then spin the cylinder doesn't it break off the plastic tab?

Haha watching this two years later, I went to a store that was selling the single use ones for $12 each, crazy times. I just got a hose and adapter and take my 20 lb tank with me but it is annoying to take up the extra packing space with a 20lb tank

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

Жыл бұрын

Yeah... prices changed big time when the pandemic hit. I'm glad I got my tanks when I did!

How long can you store the full one pound cylinders without losing gas?

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

I've stored them full for a year and they still seemed full.. However, at the time I was not weighing them to see if they were losing any gas.

Are those bigger than a standard 1# cylinder? Do they fit inside the Big Buddy heater and can you close the big Buddy heater door with one inside?

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

they're the standard 1# cylinder size and it definitely fits in the Buddy heaters as that's where I use mine most of the time. However, they are hard to find these days and the places that have them have inflated prices...

Is there a reason why you don't have a scale to see if you over or under fill the bottles? I have seen videos using both types of bottles weigh them before and after and make the needed adjustments.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

Жыл бұрын

The canisters are built with a bleeder that will not allow you to overfill them. I do sometimes weigh mine now though to make sure they look good.

do you have to allen key it when you're using the small tanks to fuel stuff as well?

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

11 ай бұрын

The allen key is ONLY for when you are filling it. It is a vent to let you know when to stop filling the tank. Once it is full, use the allen key to close the valve. When using the tank you do NOT use the allen key. Just screw the tank into whatever device you are using and it will work.

Where do you get those Twist on plastic thread (Dome like) covers for 1lb tank??? Great and descriptive video.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

9 ай бұрын

They came with the tanks when I bought them.

@Larry-nw6yj

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for getting back to me. Do you personally like the Flame King 1LB bottles??? are they worth $15 each@@WhiteDogTrailCompany

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

9 ай бұрын

@@Larry-nw6yj I do. I use them regularly and have 4 or 5 of them.

@Larry-nw6yj

9 ай бұрын

Thanks again for your time and input. Have a great weekend@@WhiteDogTrailCompany

Love these I've got a half dozen. Lite waste and cheaper in the long run.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. I have 4 and I'm thinking about getting 2 more. I just refilled them all on Saturday and so easy to do.

You may want to update the cost for the Flame King equipment. Great Stuff but the price has gone up a little

As of 11/20/2021, the refillable tanks are Currently unavailable at this time. I wonder if POLITICS is involved to keep you from saving money. Corp corruption is everywhere now and has been for years.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

When the pandemic hit they went into really high demand and I don't think they've been able to keep up. they are hard to find everywhere.

@randycox3522

Жыл бұрын

count on it. They don't want you using fossil fuel.

Do these refillable tanks fit into a Buddy Heater?

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! That is the entire reason I started using them actually!

@precioushouser4746

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

Is it recommended to re-chill those Flame King tanks before filling them up ?

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

They don't describe that in their process at all and I have never done it.

@condor5635

2 жыл бұрын

There’s absolutely no point. The bleed screw allows you to know when the liquid level reaches the proper amount. Chilling won’t do anything

The Flame King is DOT Approved!

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is!

What about the safety recall on this product?

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

I hadn't heard about a recall but looked it up... it appears to be on tanks they made back in 2013-2016 and they replace them for free if you have any of those. They have the announcement on their site.

Flame king refillable now $16 at Menards in West Bend Wisconsin.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

Жыл бұрын

That's not bad these days... prices went up big time during the pandemic...

@K3Flyguy

Жыл бұрын

Went to Menards this afternoon and all the refillables were sold out again! They don't last long!

Are these the same size as the Colemen 1lb tanks? I need them to fit my two Mr Buddy heaters.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

6 ай бұрын

Yes they are. I use the in my Mr Buddy heater all the time. That was the main reason I bought them. I hate going through disposables when ice fishing.

@dabprod

6 ай бұрын

@@WhiteDogTrailCompany Great. THANKS

I checked Amazon, and the kit is no longer available. Was the product pulled due to safety issues and that's why it's no longer available?

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

No... there was one small recall when they first started but nothing I'm aware of since and I just did a little search to make sure. The problem has been that there is such a high demand and they can't keep up with it. They have been really hard to get over the last 12-18 months. You have to look harder to find them now.

MIne is ordered!

Have you weighed them to see that they are indeed a 1lb fill? If not you would run the risk over overfilling which can later create over pressure. Propane thanks are typically filled with 20% headspace to allow gas expansion/pressure.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

These tanks are specifically designed with a bleeder so they can only be filled to 80%. That is why they are legal for refill and their valve and tanks are built more durably for refill.

@brandonnelson4164

3 жыл бұрын

@@WhiteDogTrailCompany I just filled mine this past week. I can confirm that one tank filled to ~18oz (an overfill by nearly 20oz). This was measured with a scale that measures grams. They in fact can be overfilled. The other 4 all filled to 15.5oz. It also has a warning on the label to not overfill them.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandonnelson4164 So you weighted the empty tank and then weighed after refill and subtracted the tank weight? I wonder if the bleeder didn't work in that one tank? I don't have a scale to weigh to that detail.

@brandonnelson4164

3 жыл бұрын

White Dog Outdoors yes. Empty the tank was 1lb 6.5oz. Full was 2lb 8.4oz. That would be a 17.9oz fill.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandonnelson4164 Sounds like you might have a defective tank? I've heard of other people who had valve issues and the company replaced the tanks for free.

What happens if you dont line up the 2 knotches

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

If you don't line up the notches you won't get a secure, air tight connection.

How are your tanks holding up after 3 years ? TIA.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

Жыл бұрын

I’ve had my tanks (4 of them) for probably 4 years now and they all work just like when they were brand new. I added a 5th tank this winter for ice fishing season.

Great video. I have a question. My whole house runs on Propane. I have a 500 gal tank buried. The company ran a line to my deck so I can hook up my BBQ to it. My question is, I also have a portable Coleman BBQ that uses those 1 pound tanks. You say you need to turn the 20 gal tank upside down so the liquid goes into the the refillable cans. I obviously cannot turn any tank upside down. Can I use that adapter straight to the line that they ran and fill up those refillable tanks?

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

That's a good question. I'm honestly not sure how that works. Everything I saw and the kit they provided was to put it upside down so the "liquid" flows into the small tank. Anyone else know the answer to his question?

@georgerogero3185

3 жыл бұрын

NO, your grill runs on vapors not on liquid, that’s why you have to turn the tank upside down that way the liquid propane flows into the 1 lb tank. If you leave the tank right side up all you get is vapor. Propane liquid will expand 270 times as it changes from a liquid state to vapor state.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

@@georgerogero3185 I thought that was the case but was not 100% sure... Thank you for answering this!!!

@paulattanasio3061

3 жыл бұрын

@@georgerogero3185 Thanks, I thought that was the case also @White Dog Outdoors. Thanks for clearing it up for me!

Thanks, or tanks!

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

Жыл бұрын

HAHA!!!

Any idea why these are out of stock almost everywhere and the places that do have them are charging $50?

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

When the pandemic hit everyone wanted to go camping and do things in the outdoors and demand when through the roof. They all sold out and have not been able to keep up with demand.

Man I just saw these at the store I didn't know that you couldn't transport the refill one

@catfishredneck88

11 ай бұрын

you absolutely can. its only against the law if some fbi agent inspects your tanks and has them sent to a lab for inspection. which is a one in 1000 trillion chance of happening.

I have a tree that attaches to my 20 lb and then hoses that go from the tree to each stove.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 ай бұрын

If you can bring a big tank, that is great!

Check web sites never could find these anywhere to ship to canada

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

Availability has been a problem for the last 2 years although I have noticed they seem to be coming back in stock more. I'm not sure about shipping to Canada though.

@tommycodfish

2 жыл бұрын

@@WhiteDogTrailCompany I like to buy 2 refillable cylinders instead of the kit where you get 1. Great idea and there is some money to be made if they ship these to Canada. I know Amazon had a 2 pack but not available anymore.

get a 5lb canister from Costco and adapter hose that you can legally fill at U-Haul or tractor supply.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

That would be a good option if you can carry a 5 pound canister.

Price seems to have gone up, the demand is really gone up. Single tanks are out of stock it seems.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah... I just looked it up for someone who was asking about it and even my link below changed from spare tanks to the full kit on me. I couldn't find them anywhere. The guy who was asking ended up finding a place (Menard's) and they claimed to have some. Hopefully they can produce enough to meet demand. I'm lucky that I have 4 tanks I guess!

I just bought one. Hard to find. The white piece is now black and difficult to see. Also $50.00 Thanks for your video.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! That is a crazy price... Glad I bought mine when I did!

You can get a full charge by burping the small bottles with a punch or drill bit for 4-5 seconds. do it with the bottle upright, depress the valve inside the threaded nipple, then fill again with the large tank. DO THIS OUTSIDE WITH NO IGNITION SOURCES NEARBY🔥, DO NOT MESS WITH THE VALVE ON THE BOTTLE ITSELF, it's a safety blow off valve that works opposite of the main valve. only do it 2 times, and weigh the bottle. it should be between 15-16 oz net, if its a little over, bleed it down with your punch. I use these 1lb bottles with a big buddy propane furnace, and it's nice to get a full bottle run without having to get out of a nice warm sleeping bag :o)

@catfishredneck88

11 ай бұрын

ya but they are scared that the fbi might come after them lmfao. no one is checking your propane camp thanks.

Bought 4 one pound cans on 10/30/21 for $45, from Amazon. Prices are gouging.

@theskinztubes

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but think about purchasing coleman 1 pounders at 4 x (rate) = 48.00 dollars every time you buy... Your purchase will pay for itself rather quickly...

Even those flame king refills leak over time...I've had 2 now fail on me only after about 6 months

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

4 жыл бұрын

Interesting. I've had all 3 of mine for about a year and half with no leaking after several refills. One of the steps they mention that I didn't cover was spraying soapy water on the valve of the 1 pound canister after filling it to make sure it isn't leaking. I suppose that even if I have to replace the refillable canisters once in a while it is still way better than the one time use canisters.

@tg8051

4 жыл бұрын

@@WhiteDogTrailCompany I did contact flame king...the O ring became dislodged. I have a video showing propane spraying out the top. They sent me a new tank after I showed them & proof of purchase...so in my book customer service is 100% top notch. Still a great product, I now have 4 tanks & Menards has them on sale for $12.49 right now🙂✌

@tg8051

4 жыл бұрын

The other tank was a recall one and amazon refunded me.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

4 жыл бұрын

Nice! I now have 4 tanks myself. I found them for $10.98. Kind of a no brainer...

Lol 12$ + in Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada

The 1 bl tanks are unsafe, check the comments on KZread.

Flame Kit Refillable Kit: currently unavailable; will not be available again. Refillable cylinders: used $99 on amazon... ridiculus.. .this video is obsolete

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

2 жыл бұрын

Totally been hard to get them these days. There has been almost no availability. I just filled my 4 cans today so glad I got them when I did.

With the government acting the way it has do you think people give a damn about laws anymore? They can shove it

May be legal to fill but do not put in vehicle and transport them. Very hefty penalty! (B) For cylinders manufactured on or after October 1, 1996: “Federal law forbids transportation if refilled-penalty up to $500,000 fine and 5 years imprisonment (49 U.S.C. 5124).”

@catfishredneck88

11 ай бұрын

and whos out scouring the highways looking and sending them in for inspection????? no one.

@alanshaw4655

8 ай бұрын

are you going to tell them you refilled the tanks when they pull you over ?, if not , how the heck are they going to know you refilled those coleman tanks ?, you are either one very legal person ?..or..you work for the DOT ?..LMFAO.

My God get to the "how to"!

As of Jan. 3, 2023 a Flame King bottle is $29.95 on Amazon. Not $11 to $12 dollars as per video. If you have a different source I would like to know it. Thank you.

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

Жыл бұрын

You are correct. Prices have gone way up since this video was filmed (the pandemic really changed things). I just bought an extra 1 pound canister myself and it was $30.

@dsharp2452

Жыл бұрын

They have a 2 pack for $35 on Amazon now. That's only $17.50 each

$3 precovid pricing… lol

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

8 ай бұрын

Yeah... Covid shot prices WAY up!

Only Problem is that You CANNOT "Fill" the Smaller Tank... It will Only Fill about One Third Full... I know, as I have been Doing this for over a Year. The Small "Bar-B-Q" style Tank does NOT have enough Pressure to FILL the Smaller Portable Grill / Lantern Coleman Type Tank.. You will be able to Use the Smaller Tank that Fills less than Half Way, but Not for as long as a New Full Tank.

@condor5635

2 жыл бұрын

You must be doing something wrong if you’re saying you can’t fill the Colemans. I chill mine for an hour and I get a full load every time. I’ve even overfilled the Colemans a little bit. Key thing is to weigh them and make sure there’s no more than 30 ounces total weight of the bottle.

@cruzinthru8285

2 жыл бұрын

@@condor5635 - I keep my Empties in the Freezer. Never get more than like One Third Full from a Newly Filled 10 Gallon tank. Using Either of the Two Brass Couplers, from different sellers. With the 10 gal. completely on it's Head. So not sure what is going on, as these are Coleman Tanks. Even after 20 minutes, I get like One Third Full.

@catfishredneck88

11 ай бұрын

dead 100$% wrong. they will ffill fine if you know what you are doing. i just filled 6.

@catfishredneck88

11 ай бұрын

@@cruzinthru8285 then you aint bleeding the pressure.

Lots of bad info.

they recalled these tanks explode and blow up stick with coleman

@WhiteDogTrailCompany

3 жыл бұрын

Let's be careful facts. They recalled a batch of the 100 pound tanks recently... not the refillable 1lb tanks. Back in 2017 they did have a batch of the small tanks recalled as well (not because of explosions) that were some of the first tanks they made and they replaced them. There have been no recalls on the tanks in this video in the last 4 years of production.

i have refilled the colmans for 13 years. ill stick to the cheap way and ignore the law. no cop will inspect your colman tanks lol. lobbying from the gas companies prob brought that law in.