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Weight: 49lb
Capacity: 15 gal
Dimensions: 44.5 x 12 x 12 inches
I was excited to purchase a brand new 60 lbs flameking propane tank. It got delivered to the store and I filled it up with $59 of propane and brought it home When I went to hook it up it would not plug in to my camper or anything I owned that used propane. I quickly realized the fitting on the tank was designed to match make end hook ups only. What a scam, considering everything else from fkaneking and other companies all use plug ins that accept make or female. Nothing but a nightmare to find an adaptor and when I had ti order one it arrived and leaked when connected. Not sure if the leak is from the adaptor or what? But lots of wasted time and money going on a month now trying to get this tank ti work all cause the wizards at flameking think it’s ok to install different plug ins for different tanks Worst and most frustrating purchase I ever made. Over priced as well. After all the time and $ I wasted on this garbage is disturbing. Now I am probably gonna have to lay more just to get rid of it. WTF flameking
I bought three of these for my generator in case of power outages in central Florida. Hurricane Milton proved that power outages can last many days, so I'm buying 2 more. These are high quality tanks with fast shipping. I'm a senior citizen so 60 pounders are about the maximum I can handle.
Absolutely PERFECT! I was very presently surprised by the quality of these tanks! Brand new with not a single scuff or scrape
We are very very happy with our 60 lb propane tanks..we’re thinking about getting a couple more. For our other property a the mountains. Very prompt delivery.
Well I really like everything about it 🙂 I took it to UHAUL to fill it up and it took 15.9 gallon of propane. But I tell yah 🙄 if you are a senior citizen like I'm you'll need some help to lift this baby into the back of the pickup truck when it is full 💪💪. I don't plan to use this for anything but fuel for my emergency generator. And from what I hear propane does not degrade like gasoline so I can store it for as long as I want. Or until the next hurricane 🌀.
