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Posted on January 3, 2014 by admin

how do you define between a propane tank or propane bottle? Is there a picture of the difference?

A propane tank is usually 20lbs and typically used in patio, back yard cooking.  A picture is here 20LbsPropaneTank-49px.

A propane bottle is 1lb and typically used in camping/hiking.  A picture is here 1LbPropaneBottle-125px.

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