Worthington Cylinders 304183 Propane Cylinder 14.1 Oz
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Dec/091
Dec/091
- 14.1 oz.
- Disposable
- Use with Coleman propane stoves, catalytic heaters and bottle lanterns
- Pack of 12
Product Description
“WORTHINGTON” PROPANE CYLINDER
14.1 oz.
Disposable
Use with Coleman propane stoves, catalytic heaters and bottle lanterns
Pack of 12
Worthington Cylinders 304183 Propane Cylinder 14.1 Oz
Worthington Cylinders 304183 Propane Cylinder 14.1 Oz
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3:20 pm on December 3rd, 2009
One 14. 1 ounce Worthington cylinder I bought, apparently in in good condition, sometimes audibly leaks gas after I remove the torch head. I can get it to stop (as near as I can tell) by reattaching and re-removing the torch, and another tank doesn’t display the problem at all. There’s no smell of leaking gas in my storage cabinet so I guess the valve really does close, if I work at it, but it’s still scary.
I’ll use these tanks up, but I’m going to look for a different brand next time. Also, it makes me appreciate that bottle of leak detector that came packed with my torch.
– wiredweird
Rating: 1 / 5