does this regulator work on a D Tank?
1783806
It should but I have never tried it. I use it on B & E and one of the responders to a previous question used it on a C.
853807
I didn't use a regulator, I just got the tank from home depot. I've stopped using the Magnet, it's only worth buying one if you have the time and commitment to look after it. It's just to time consuming for me to maintain it. I use DEET spray, works better anyway.
327530
The regulator will need the "B" fitting installed. Easily done yourself. I got mine from a local welding shop.
1068537
Hi Alan, not sure about your question but i've had 2 of these regulators fail on me. both within a month of receiving. see other similar reviews. this is not a reliable part. D
1422594
In the tank no, but it does have a regulator to adjust the output pressure..
1416456
Yes it should work, but if you look at bottom of the page amazon actually sells the correct regulator by part number that you need at the same or lesser price.
734613
I put mine on a tank from 1985 and it works. It is trial and error in the sense that I had to make adjustments. You can always call the company as I did a few times; I found them to be very helpful.
2267597
Yes it does. I have C and E tanks and it works perfectly. You will need to order the gaskets. And I love the fact that it will go up to 15LPM when you are under stress.
100252
My tank has a 4" diameter so pi * D is a little over 12". The total length of my tank and regulator is 21". I'd say yes, it will probably fit.
726330
It should work the tanks are the same diameter and there is enough adjustment in the clamping for some variation.
1537536
Yes, proper hookup to any size tank you like. You do need a regulator and you really shouldn't have the tank close to the heater (against code). This little unit really cranks out the heat!
2264096
Yess but have in mind that u have to buy the fittings that goes on the inlet and the outlet of the regulator..
1527048
Yes, this comes with a regulator. What I think you ment to ask is of it comes with a regulator gauge to see how much air pressure is left in the tank. The answer is also yes, it has a regulator gauge.
926298
If it has three quarter inch pipe, it should, but keep in mind this is a low pressure regulator and you will need a primary high pressure regulator at your lp tanks.
414595
Yes, we are using this adjustable regulator on a std propane tank (available at any home center). The new style tanks with the course external threads on the valve also have the finer inside left handed threads that this regulator screws into. If for some reason your tank valve does not have the internal left hand threads the regulator will not fit.... in that case get rid of your tank.
414597
yes it works. instead of turning to the right to tighten it...you have to turn left. its the best regulator ive used.
88786
I don't have that specific set-up, but I don't see why it would not. The adjustable regulator could care less what's on the consuming end.