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Mr. Heater Propane One Pound Tank Refill Adapter

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  • Canada restricted
  • All brass construction
  • Refill one pound bottles
  • soft nose POL
  • 1-year limited warranty

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F276172

Propane Tank Refill Adapter consisting of Female 1lb. Cylinder Thread x Soft Nose P.O.L.. Refills 1lb. bottles in 1 minute or less.

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Refil Your 1lb Propane Bottles In a Flash With This Handy Refil Adapter Fitting

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4.6 out of 5 stars
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Customers like the ease of use, value, and performance of the solid fire fuel adapter. They mention that it's simple to install and use, saves a lot of money on propane, and works well. Customers also like the filling, and quality. That said, some complain about the leakage and differ on eco-friendly.

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371 customers mention354 positive17 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the adapter. They mention that it works well, is happy with the results, and is great for keeping things bearable in their garage. They also say that it fills small propane cylinders and works on older style tanks and the new style tank connections. The adapter is high quality brass and both ends seat well.

"Small, compact solid brass adapter. This will work on the older style tanks and the new style tank connections...." Read more

"This device works well to fill the small cylinder from the big tank but there are many things to keep in mind for best results...." Read more

"This thing is great. The little one pound Coleman propane tanks usually cost a little over $3.00 with tax each...." Read more

"...Them release it. Sometimes it requires a wiggle to reseat, but it works well." Read more

185 customers mention175 positive10 negative

Customers appreciate the value of the adapter. They say it saves them a lot of money, and is worth the effort. They also mention that it cuts the cost down dramatically using bulk propane over the individual Coleman canisters. They mention that in the long run it's cheaper than always buying new.

"...is quite pricey (it's worth at least half the cost), it pays off in the long run, especially if you run through disposable bottles like I do...." Read more

"...This adapter can save you some money, if your careful." Read more

"...If you use 1lb tanks as much as I do this is a no brainer and saves you lots of cash... Highly recommend this product!" Read more

"...It's saved me a ton of money in gas and even in batteries." Read more

113 customers mention87 positive26 negative

Customers like the filling of the solid fire fuel adapter. They say it's a great way to refill those 1 lb bottles, it works well, and it'll fill them full every time. Some mention that the canisters also fill better when the fill tank is relatively full. Overall, most are satisfied with the product's filling capabilities.

"...This makes it easy to fill them full every time without ever over filling. When empty these tanks are clearly heavier and better made...." Read more

"I tried it out as soon as I got it. Filled a one lb bottle quickly...." Read more

"works fine to refill coleman type bottles off our large tanks...." Read more

"...with confusion and sorrow as I realized that the small bottle was not anywhere near full. Then I hear it, the small bottle is leaking from the valve...." Read more

106 customers mention97 positive9 negative

Customers find the product easy to use, simple, and convenient. They also appreciate the great instructions.

"The adapter is easy to install and use, but there are a couple of places where some users fail...." Read more

"...This method is foolproof (it has NEVER failed me), i.e., by following it exactly as described, it will totally refill the 16.4 oz bottles every time..." Read more

"...The adapter is very solid, all in brass (I guess). The instruction is simple, and also not as risky as I thought before...." Read more

"I can't believe how easy this was to use. I do a lot of ice fishing and have a Mr Buddy heater and Jiffy auger that both take the 1lb propane tanks...." Read more

99 customers mention97 positive2 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the solid fire fuel adapter. They mention that it is well-built, reliable, and holds up perfectly. The adapter is made of solid brass and will last forever. It has a one-piece construction, so there are no leaks to worry about. Overall, customers are happy with the product and recommend it to others.

"...Finally, I decide to give the adapter a try.The adapter is very solid, all in brass (I guess)...." Read more

"...This adapter is well made and will last forever. My concern was solely with the disposable tanks themselves. HTH" Read more

"...seems a little steep for just a little piece of brass, but it is well-made and it does work well...." Read more

"...Well made solid brass. Should work for years." Read more

17 customers mention15 positive2 negative

Customers like the fit of the adapter. They mention it fits in with their overall setup, has a nice brass fitting, and is well suited for people that use a lot of the 1 pound tank. The adapter is small enough to fit in their pocket and is quick and easy for filling.

"Small, compact solid brass adapter. This will work on the older style tanks and the new style tank connections...." Read more

"Very nice brass fitting will work perfectly" Read more

"...of those 1lb cylinders, but I do like the little bottles for ease of transportation. When I stumbled across this product I happily picked it up...." Read more

"...That was a savings of 40 dollars. This item is really well suited for people that use a lot of the one pound propane tanks...." Read more

29 customers mention16 positive13 negative

Customers are mixed about the eco friendly of the product. Some mention that it saves landfill space and money, while others say it's not very good, completely useless, and completely useless.

"...of throwing away old 1 pound canisters and buying new this is a great way to reuse!..." Read more

"...Anyway......great device......just too pricey for what it is!" Read more

"I have always had these pound bottles. They are great for most projects, but they do run out and then you are left with none...." Read more

"...Tried different tanks and still did not work. Not a very good product." Read more

21 customers mention6 positive15 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the leakage of the sporting goods. They mention that the seals break down and the bottles may leak or explode.

"...argue that refilling disposable bottles is unsafe and the bottles may leak or explode...." Read more

"...(when worn sufficiently, there will be a slight gas leak around the bottle and adapter when filling the empty bottle)...." Read more

"...It DOES NOT need to be cranked on. It won't leak. Just snug it up using your thumb and a couple of fingers. Now open valve on tank...." Read more

"...Then I hear it, the small bottle is leaking from the valve. I stick the valve a few times to open it and hopefully seal it back shut, but no go...." Read more

MR HEATER F276172 PROPANE ONE POUND TANK REFILL ADAPTER
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MR HEATER F276172 PROPANE ONE POUND TANK REFILL ADAPTER
IN COMPARISON WITH THE MORE EXPENSIVE ON I BOUGHT, THIS ONE IS NOT NEAR AS DEEP ON THE 1 LB BOTTLE END AND THUS MAKES GOOD CONTACT WITH THE SEAL AND DOESN'T LEAK LIKE THE AFORE MENTIONED ONE...."PROPANE ADAPTER EASY COUPLER" BEING SOLD ON THIS SAME PAGE...NICE LITTLWE PIPE FITTING WITH A LITTLE PLANNING HERE TOO..... I UPLOADED THE INSTRUCTIONS THAT CAME WITH IT ON THE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION IF THAT WILL HELP ANYONE.....GLAD IT CAME WITH THEM ATTACHED....this is a little add on....I HAVE LEARNED THAT IF I PUT THE ONE POUND BOTTLE IN THE FREEZER FOR ABOUT A HALF HOUR AND I PUT THE 20 LB BOTTLE ON THE FORCED AIR HEATER FOR ABOUT 10 MINUTES, IT FILLED THE 2 LB BOTTLE IN ABOUT 45 SECONDS TO WHAT I FEEL MAY BE FULLER THAN THEY ARE ORIGINALLY. I HAD 12 BOTTLES HERE TO RECYCLE BUT REFILLED THEM ALL IN ABOUT 1 HOUR. HECKOFADEAL HUH! JUST ADDING SOME MORE ON HERE THROUGH THE EDIT BUTTON.... I WENT AND BOUGHT A SMALL SCALE {DIGITAL } AND THE NEW 1 LB BOTTLES WEIGH IN AT 1.91- 1.99 LBS. THE BOTTLES I REFILLED WEIGH IN BETWEEN 1.91 AND 2.24 POUNDS SO THE FREEZER TECHNIQUE SEEMS TO WORK GREAT.
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Ken Dunlap
5.0 out of 5 stars Works great if you know how to use it.
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2014
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The adapter is easy to install and use, but there are a couple of places where some users fail.

You must be certain that the Temperature Difference between the two tanks is fairly large. The large tank must be significantly warmer than the small tank, and if the large tank isn't very warm, having a cold small tank will not be good enough. It has nothing to do with getting a vacuum in the small tank (as some reviewers seem to believe), rather it has to do with the temperature dependence of the vapor pressure of the liquid. If the temperatures of the two tanks are the same, the pressure will be the same and little if any gas will be exchanged. The vapor pressure of propane increases with temperature, not with quantity of propane in the container. When the Temperature Of The Propane in the large container is Greater than that of the small container, gas will flow from the connected large container to the connected small container. The greater the difference the faster the flow. As the small tank fills, its temperature will gradually increase and the temperature in the large tank will slowly decrease. So, if you just leave them connected the two tanks will reach an equilibrium temperature and the flow will stop. It is not really a good idea to do that, although the pressure will not get any greater in the small tank than it is in the large tank.

You can completely fill the small tank (to the 1 lb. it had when new) if you warm the large container and chill the small container. In fact, you can easily fill it with more propane than it had when you bought it. If you cannot fill it to the original capacity, then you do not have the large tank warm enough. So, there is no specific time or sound that will tell you the small tank is full. The tank will fill very rapidly at first because the liquid propane will evaporate and cool the smaller tank, thus actually reducing the vapor pressure of the liquid that is accumulating in the tank. However, that phenomenon is reduced quickly and the flow rate reduces as the gas in the small tank is forced back into the liquid state. Liquifying a gas produces a lot of heat. You can play it safe and stop filling the small tank when the flow of propane is not easily detected. Then, disconnect and weigh the tank. My Coleman 1 pound tanks weigh about 1 lb. when empty and 2 lb. (Duh!) when "full". If the tank only weighs (say) 1.5 lb when you have filled it part way, then the tank is half full. You can then reconnect it to the large tank (which should still be quite warm), and restart the flow by opening the gas valve. At this point, you can judge how much longer you want to let the flow to continue. I always weigh the small tank after I fill it to see how much propane I have put in the tank. Usually, I end up with a few ounces more than a pound of propane. After refilling a few tanks you will get a "feel" for when it is nearly full.

One other thing: the adapter has no valve to prevent gas from passing through when it is connected to the large tank: so make sure you completely close the valve on the propane tank before removing the small tank when you finish.
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Brad in Pahrump
5.0 out of 5 stars Works great. No leaks.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2014
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This adapter will allow you to refill the green 16.4 oz propane BOTTLES (Coleman, Worthington, etc) or the blue 14.1 oz BernzOmatic from a standard 20 lb (5 gal, well 4 gal if fitted with the 80% fill valve limiter) TANK. (I refer to the cylinders as bottles and tank for clarity below.)

Some tips for a satisfactory refill:

You DO NOT need to freeze or warm anything. The bottles DO NOT have to be empty.

You DO need to wrap a couple turns of teflon tape around threads of the adapter and then tighten it onto the tank BY HAND until it seats - if it becomes hard to turn after a twist or two you are cross threading so back it out and start again. If you force it on with a wrench when cross-threaded it will leak and cause you needless frustration, so tighten by hand. Now take a wrench and give it another 1/2 turn or so. You want adapter tight on tank so that it doesn't come loose when screwing on and off your bottles.

You DO want to transfer only the liquid propane from tank to bottles. This means you will have to lay tank on its side if more than 1/2 full and completely upside down if less than 1/2 full, otherwise you will just fill bottle with gas.

You DO want to LOOSELY HAND TIGHTEN your bottle onto adapter. It DOES NOT need to be cranked on. It won't leak. Just snug it up using your thumb and a couple of fingers. Now open valve on tank. You will hear the liquid swishing into the bottle. Wait until you can't hear it anymore. If your bottle was completely empty this will take about 10 seconds and your bottle will be about 1/4 full (maybe 1/3 full if you heat tank and freeze bottle) but it doesn't matter. Now see that 1/4 inch hole with the pin in the middle on top of your bottle? That is a pressure relief valve. You can take a pair of needle nose pliers (the kind with the tangs bent at 90 degrees make this easy) grasp the pin and pull it up a tiny bit. Gas will vent out from bottle and the swishing sound of more liquid going into the bottle will resume. You can continue to let out gas until liquid spews out (careful, it's very cold). If you have the bottle turned so that the valve is at the top half of your horizontal bottle when the liquid spews out, your bottle will be about 90% full. Release pliers, close valve on tank, and unscrew the bottle. You will hear a little whoosh as it comes off adapter. Take a fingertip full of petroleum jelly or vegetable grease and wipe it into the relief valve hole. It should stay there. If not, you can wiggle pin to get valve to seal. If it takes a lot of manipulation to get it to seal, don't refill this bottle again, because you probably bent the pin. If it will not stop leaking, not to worry. You can either place bottle on a stump and from about 100 yds shoot it with your rifle or, if the kids or wife are around, you may want to mix up some JB Weld or Fix All, wait until it's almost set and stuff it into hole keeping your finger over it until hard (about 30 seconds). You should rarely, if ever, need to do this. I've refilled 1000's of bottles and only had to shoot two. :)

I usually get about 14 full bottles per tank. The adapter paid for itself the first tank.

Follow usual precautions about nearness to open flames, sparks, etc, or you will lose your eyebrows or blow yourself up.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Works in both old & new style tanks
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2024
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Small, compact solid brass adapter. This will work on the older style tanks and the new style tank connections. Why be limited with just a new style adapter with the plastic grip for the newer tanks? This was the right choice for me, very happy with my purchase.
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Jose F.
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente
Reviewed in Mexico on April 25, 2023
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Excelente
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stefan
5.0 out of 5 stars Mr. Heater Propane One Pound Tank Refill
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 9, 2023
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I’m very satisfied thank you.
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F. Horvath
5.0 out of 5 stars One pounders will fill better this way
Reviewed in Canada on October 17, 2016
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Very handy and well made! When filling cylinders snug the fitting with a wrench to the large tank and then hand spin on the one pounder tank. Invert the large tank so the one pounder is at the bottom then open the valve to transfer gas. Leave it in the inverted position for a few minutes and then shut the valve. One pounders will fill better this way. I use constantly and I love it. It's a very cheap way to go.
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Trevor S.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great money saver
Reviewed in Canada on January 17, 2022
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Works great and saves lots of $ I recommend chilling the empty bottle before filling, fills much faster
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malcolm palmer
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 19, 2015
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Could save me pounds!
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