What are your propane capacities

Tartan37403 · **Joined:** 24 Oct 2006 12:51 **Posts:** 48

Tortuga's Lie: No. I relied on the scuppers recognizing it was not a totally foolproof installation. This tank was a spare only; was not connected to any appliances.

Tortuga's Lie · **Joined:** 27 Oct 2006 10:32 **Posts:** 827

Yeah, I guess as a spare only, the risk is quite small for a leak. I also think it would be possible to build an airtight box and run an internal drain under the cockpit and through the hull somewhere.

DAEDALUSCAN · **Joined:** 09 Dec 2007 21:03 **Posts:** 114

I have nearly finished my new propane locker, takes two 17lb fiberglass tanks and room for some paint. Only just room and was a lot of work but I am pretty happy. uses the existing through hull to vent.

JayC · **Joined:** 04 Jan 2008 17:13 **Posts:** 3

On my T37C the propane locker is on the port side of the helmsmens seat but it is square under the deck and takes a 11 lb. aluminum tank plus I have been able to fit another 10 lbs. of 1 lb. propane bottles that I use for my BBQ and have an attachment to hook them to the main gas line if needed. Work well for me when crusing the Bahamas.

Jay T37#37 Against the Wind Razz

sord · **Posted:** 04 Jan 2009 12:07

I currently have a single tank in a locker on the port helmsman's seat. My spare is lashed to the mast but I like the idea of 2 in a locker.
DAEDALUSCAN - Can you supply below deck pics of the 2 tank locker you made and some more technical details?

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