Remove Propane Tank Valve in 2 Minutes (No Special Tools)

Tired of watching videos that require special tools or "adapters" you have to build? It will take twice as long to watch this video as it does to remove your propane tank valve. Once you "break the threads" the rest is a piece of cake!

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[stewartbruce]

I just removed my first propane valve today. No tree around so I placed pipe between handle spaces to stop it from rolling. Adjustable wrench on valve, with pipe for leverage. Total success because of your guidance, and some other options for the students of HNX media.

[mobodiford]

While I've never thought about taking the valve off of a propane tank I stumbled across this video and liked it thoroughly. Notably, I liked your logic the most.

[dr.froghopper]

I was just surfing and stumbled across this. It’s something that I have always wondered about.

[antichrist_revealed]

Glad to see you filled it with water. Safety first. 👍

[Davidmwalter]

Pretty direct and straight to the point. Not two thousand things to do. Thanks for the great video.

[brandongeddes]

I used a long pry bar on the metal above to hold it and bent it pretty significantly, but did break it loose. Thanks for the video!!!

[hueypilot]

You make it look much easier than it was for me. But it did work with the pipe wrench and winch straps. I couldn't get enough friction with the straps and a tree, so I ended up lashing it down on a landscape timber at 90 degrees to the timber. Thanks for the video.

[janetwestrup]

That intro 😍😍😍. That’s REALLY why I stayed and watched. 👍🏼

[stewartbruce]

Thank you for an excellent video. Your personality very refreshing not hearing any over cautious directives coming from you. You treat us in the youtube classroom as though we can think and use logic. I appreciate your production. All the best from New Rochelle N.Y.

[deeguy]

The straight-through valve alone made this video worth watching. It should make filling small tanks easier.

[PirateChiefPC]

I can guess by the old school desert Cammo Blouse that you might be a vet. Is Good on you Brother. ENC USN(Ret)

[painterhire]

" I Believe They Call This a Pipe " 😂😂😂 Thank You Sir ! Be Careful With those Magical Tools 😉

[markomendoza]

Getting ahold of the tank - that's the trick, isn't it? Thanks for your help!

[kirbymorris]

I used a 2 ft length of 1/2 pipe along with the ratchet straps. Didn’t cost a thing. Thanks for a very informative video.

[roseymalino]

I expected that strap to shear rather than the valve loosen. I wonder whether someone had loosened it previously? Congrats for your success.

[robtait]

Thank you. The tree idea is perfect. Never thought of that.

[johns]

Saw it in another YT but using some Dawn in the tank after the initial water purge can help reduce any oily residues that might possibly burn during cutting.

[brenttamatea]

Thats a great idea better i just did one as well and plan to turn it into a oil burner smudge pot they are awesome for outdoor heating

[KnightBanditRider]

"I believe they just call this a pipe" hahaha! Thanks for the quality content hoss! I have a couple of expired tanks that I want to also convert to a camp stove.

[jimjakosh]

Thanks for the video. I put a 1" round bar through the top bracket of the tank and had the other end in my vise and I turned out the valve very quickly with a pipe and 2 large Crescent wrenches!! I had to cut through the head of the screw on the handle to remove it because it was a Torx drive with a pin in it and I did not have the right hollow bit to remove it