How Much Propane In Tank? - 2 Easy Tests (+ Grill Time Remaining Hack) | Handy Hudsonite

[@HandyHudsonite]

Do you know how much propane you have left in your propane grill tank? What method do you prefer? Thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe to my channel for more tips, hacks, and reviews so you can get the job done! Be sure to watch this next: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qquqmJKPbZ6GmLc

[@duskfulness]

You’re growing a lot, wow!

[@HandyHudsonite]

Thanks, Tyler. It’s been a fun process but it definitely isn’t easy. Thanks for coming by, good to hear from you! 👍🤛

[@BigMacSam]

I never dealt with a propane tank but if I ever do, I'll remember this. Great share! 👍

[@HandyHudsonite]

Thanks, Sam. Feel free to pass it on to any friends or family that have propane grills or use a propane tank for other purposes.

[@BigMacSam]

@@HandyHudsonite Sure.

[@Fenistamagic]

Thanks for the info. Gonna have to try out the weight method. 👍

[@HandyHudsonite]

You're welcome. Yeah, I prefer the weighing method too! Great choice. Let me know how much is left in your tank and how many grilling hours you have left.

[@JohnAmes]

Boy you have lots of great information

[@HandyHudsonite]

Thank you, I'm glad to provide helpful tips for everyone! Appreciate you watching.

[@82rotaryman]

You don't have to guess at the weight of the empty tank it can actually vary a lot from manufacturer to manufacturer. The actual weight of the empty tank that you own is stamped on the shield around the valve. That's the weight that they use when they fill them. For example, the tank that I own is 19 lbs, stamped on the tank. If I used his idea that each propane tank weighs 15 lbs and got the same weight he did my tank would be very close to empty and I would definitely run out while grilling.