RV Propane Tank Holders for Smaller Size Propane Tanks

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Camco Stabilizing Base for 20-lb or 30-lb Propane Cylinder Item # CAM57236 I know this is advertised to hold the regular propane tanks, but would it work for the small 4.5 gal/1lb tank? Thanks.

asked by: Michele G

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Both the Camco Stabilizing Base for 20-lb or 30-lb Propane Cylinders # CAM57236 and the Single-Bottle Liquid Propane Gas Rack # 2020-JR are intended for the diameter of standard 20-lb RV propane tanks.

For a cost-effective way to secure smaller tanks you might consider the Quick Fist Tie-Down Belt Kit # QF11050 which includes two mounting posts and a 38-inch rubber belt.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

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