Shaving notes of the MaineYooper

Yikes, sorry to hear that Eric. I'm reading this and thinking, "didn't this just happen in November or December?". Deja Vu.

Well, to continue the deja vu... They just don't make things like they used to (I believe I posted that in reference to Zamak, in one thread or another).

I hope they come soon. Stay warm, stay safe.

Hang in there Eric!

We've had several days of low single digits to below zero, like -10F. The heating company thinks there is a possibility that the tank is too low and the LP is not vaporizing fast enough. We have a gas fireplace that also won't start up. So now the propane provider is asking me questions about the tank and will try to get some one out to top it off. We are on auto fill, but tank reads 35%. Heating plumber says that is where things can get dicy during cold weather, as the demand for vapor is greater than what is vaporizing in the tank. Never heard anything like this before, but back out side to clean off the propane pig. It's days like this I miss the Michigan were everything was piped to the house!

Glad it may just be a fill up of propane but sad the first 35% of the tank isn't usable.

Maybe light a fire under the tank it to heat things up?

Only do that if you would dump boiling water on your frozen windshield, stick your tongue to the frozen flagpole, tug on Superman's cape, spit into the wind, pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger, mess with . . .

Maybe light a fire under the tank it to heat things up?

Only do that if you would dump boiling water on your frozen windshield, stick your tongue to the frozen flagpole, tug on Superman's cape, spit into the wind, pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger, mess with . . .

Jim

Slim

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Depends on which stanza you are at but yeah I know 

Heats working, problem was solved once the propane tank was topped off. 
Now warming up from 62F!