Propane Tank Capacity? (84FC35SB)

[Keith Strehle]

I know he didn't bleed it so maybe it's air? But the gage read
full? Hmmmm? Next time I'm out and about in the bus I'll go to
another place and ask them to fill it and bleed the air off. I hope
it's not water! That would be a LOT of water?

Thanks for the info. I'll keep you posted on the results.

Keith
84FC35

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Gardner Yeaw"
wrote:
>
> I know my '78 is a 45 gallon tank, but you can only fill it to
80%
> maximum, which would be 36 gallons. Basicaly they open up the
> overflow valve and fill till liquid propane comes out, that is the
> limit.
> If you are running out of propane and you can only get 20 gallons
> in, then something else is taking up space in the tank, like water.
I
> found green goop coming out of my tank. This probably years of
> condensation and Lord knows what else from the many places the tank
> was filled in the past.
>
> I basicly took off the regulator and purged what was in the
lines,
> but haven't actually drained the tank yet, since it has lots of
> propane in it.
>
> Gardner,
> '78FC33
>
>
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Keith Strehle"
> wrote:
> >
> > I recently found out my propane gage is incorrect and ran out of
> > propane. I was told it was a 45 gallon tank. But when I filled
it
> the
> > guy tried to tell me it was a 20 gallon tank. He said it would
> only
> > take 20 gallons? I'm sure he wanted to sell more propane so
what's
> the
> > deal? Is it 45gl or 20gl?
> >
> > Thanks, Keith
> > 84FC35SB
> >
>