Got my new Kanz camp kitchen

[JMHAZ]

Those six-pound Worthington aluminum propane tanks are worth every penny. If you want a semi-permanent mount in the truck, they'll fit in a standard Power Tank bracket.

 

[mep1811]

Camp Kitchen

What is the deal with the Worthington propane cylinder ??

 

[JMHAZ]

The Worthington cylinder is aluminum and very light - just eight pounds. It's also tall and skinny, only six inches in diameter, which makes storing and securing really easy. I leave mine in its Powertank bracket on the roll cage and run a line back to my Partner stove on the drop-down tailgate of my FJ40. Unbeatable for a fast cooking setup.

 

[Cobound]

That Kanz is pimp! Def the way to go if you have the coin. I need something soon but don't have the height in my trailer to support that, and want it out of the back of my Jeep. Otherwise it'd need to ride on my trailer roof rack, which I don't think is ideal.

Thanx for sharing pix,

B

 

[Roberto]

i went with a Worthington 10lb tank for it was just a few more dollars than the 1.5lb?

R

 

[Cobound]

Point a guy in the direction for a good deal on one of those tanks.

B

 

[JMHAZ]

I have the six-pound cylinder, not a 1.5-pound. The six-pound model fits in a Power Tank bracket, takes up very little floor space, but gives you a couple weeks worth of cooking at least. Here's the company website:

Worthington

They're not cheap. But I wouldn't go back to disposable cylinders or steel tanks.

 

[Roberto]

I got mine from amazon, was few dollars more than what the one Kanz offers and holds more

R