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the "FROSTY" cow at -7⁰ ... poor ole Outdoor animals 💔

excellent!! ty

Very helpful, thanks

Seems like you doing it yourself entails a constant coolant leak and having to change your starter every couple of years. Glad you finally got it done right!

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Great music from Chicago

Thanks from Chicago

The disposable bottles are unsafe to refill. I've done it for five years because I saw people on RUclips doing it, but after doing some research I found out how risky it is. The risk is actually low, but all you need is one canister failure while it is attached to a Mr. Heater Buddy and it will be game over. The $250 dollars I spent on some Flame King bottles and an adapter I regard as good insurance. You don't want to take chances with propane.

Very good cared maintain birds

Where do I get the filter?

I just ran across this. Good job. I'm trying to decide between flame king and fuel keg. Is the filter compatible only with flame king? I was wondering why you didn't use it when refilling the coleman. I know that the flame king filler nozzle is not compatible with fuel keg became of the pin.

The title triggers me just because it's 1.40 a liter where I live to buy the propane. I mean you do what you want but a better title would be refill.ypur 1lns bottles for a fraction of the cost of buying few. But there is a proper 1lbs refillable bottle now by flame King and with a simple adapter you can have the stores fill it. No muss no fuss...much better

How does the air escape when filling flame king with no detent on the filter??

You are lucky man, no need to buy expensive food for your dog!

The vapor space in a tank that is full tank is 20%. So you can fill it to 80%. Which is at the spitter mark. If it goes over 80% a tad, it's still not really over filled. Years ago we filled tanks to 90%. The problem with that is this. On a cold day, filling to 90% is fine but when the sun comes out, the heat from the sun can make a tank build up more pressure and in effect the tank could actually lose it's vapor space and become 100% full. That would not be good at all. That's why the max level to fill was reduced to 80%. How do I know this? I worked in Propane for about 3 years. Honestly, you should never refill a disposable tank. The metal used to make them is just too thin. Do so at your own risk.

I was under the impression that it was only safe to fill a tank to roughly 80% capacity. So is it safe to fill a one lb canister to just under one lb? Or is volume of the canister actually manufactured to be a little bit larger than one pound, as a safety measure? Hope someone can answer, thanks!

I have two roosters, only, that I had to separate this morning because they won't stop fighting and are bloody, that's why I'm here..

skip the laughter ... it is not funny. and he is not a comedian ...

Write it under the bottle great video

Hello a peaceful video. 💕NonnaGrace 🐓

Sorry about the Elk and the damage. 💕NonnaGrace 🐓

I actually have 3 roosters with my girls. I have 20 hens. Winter is really slow. I have older hens. Need to get younger ones. 💕NonnaGrace 🐓

You don’t want to eat your old pet birds (so sell them to someone else to eat them)

No way .50cent lb.

Anything is better than a snowball. Be careful.

I wouldn't refill the Coleman tanks again. I did that once and over a couple weeks, two leaked, one leaked 1/2 or more. They may and 2 of mine did leak slowly over a couple weeks.

Thanks and have a great day. God bless.

Cut the wick corners at a 45 degree angle youll get a brighter flame and less flicker

With the disposable bottle put as much propane in it as it will take. Put it in the freezer then finish filling it the next day. This way you never have to touch either valve, which is never a good idea.

Great info. Thanks.

Why the gloves

All you have to buy underneath is brass caps. No tube with conecter

That was the best How Too vid I've seen about these two types ever. The venting trick of the 'Non-fillable' canister is the trick. Being able to get a lot more in, by venting is really the trick here. The re-fillable unit has that valve built in. The take away from this vid is: "Don't try and get the very last bit in", as it's not worth it, and is probably on the dangerous side.

Someone commented that they lube the threads of their gas bottles before capping them for storage… Absolutely never ever use any lubricants of any kind on your gas or oxygen tanks/bottles ever. Not for storing or using because you’re potentially causing elan explosive situation once under pressure that could kill you. Even solvents might not remove lubricants fully putting yourself at risk. Pressure bottle rules 101. Stay safe.

At near 14:50 you said put steel caps on ! Before you said " Ɓŕass caps" ? ?

You'd be better off putting insulation and plywood to close the air holes. No fires in my coop.We live in Alaska and don't use any kind of heat. Hasn't been a problem. The light is probably not good also. They only need light from6amto10pm.Hope this helps

The Original "Adventure" model plus a Folding Table is just Less Bulky and More Portable for RVing in my opinion 😎👍

Seen so many videos but you are the first one who shown the best way for maintenance

Depending on the conditions it could be heat lightning but I'm no professional

Yeah good luck opening the thing upright once it's folded, pain the azzz. Smashed my foot multiple times. Thing isn't worth it.

Very thorough coverage of the topic - thank-you!

If you want a quality new manufactured lanters, the two best brands are W.T. Kirkman and Feuerhand . Buy one of these you wont go back to Deitz.

Wow so amazing

Do you have farm here in Philippines?

id love to do this keeping roosters it would save some lives thank you for doing it your a hero.

I bought a couple of the flame king bottles for my hunting blind heaters and got PISSED because i couldnt fill them without venting them. Now im glad i didnt throw them away. Thanks for pointing out the vent screw on the bottle neck. Awsome and informative video

You should have done the work yourself. The stealerships upcharge for every component that's replaced.

Wow

I believe the Flameking is a 16.4 ounce tank, so I wouldn't think going just over 1# shouldn't be an issue. Bear in mind .4 ounces is only .025 lbs.

Does anyone know if the stand/cart is sold separately?