Mr. Heater® Propane Fuel Filter for Portable Buddy® and Big Buddy™ Heaters
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- Easy-to-use fuel filter keeps your Portable Buddy® or Big Buddy™ Heater (not included) in top condition
- Great for use with bulk cylinder and hose assembly
- Filters out oil and particle contamination which could potentially cause damage
- Simply screws in between hose and heater
Keep your Mr. Heater® Portable Buddy® or Big Buddy™ Heater in top operating condition with this easy-to-use fuel filter from Mr. Heater. Most commonly used with a bulk cylinder and hose assembly, this screw-in attachment filters out oil and particle contamination which could potentially cause damage to your Mr Heater unit.
Manufacturer model #: F273699.
Rated 3 out of 5Â by 2
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by billwog Very necessary
If you don't use this filter then sooner or later imprities in your propane will clog the orifices in the heater and it won't light. Believe the instructions. A voice of experience who didn't use one.
January 27, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5Â by MPRanger Fawlty Power
Having been a Mr. Buddy customer since before it merged with the other big name and having suffered the demise of more than one heater through what I had been told was "dirty gas" from the bulk containers 20# and so, I was more than willing to attempt to protect my newest hundred dollar investment by purchasing this $15 accessory. The heater was new, b\never used, the filter was new, never used. The heater came with a book, the filter came with a receipt, no instruction. So, how hard could it be, just screw it in somewhere in the line right? Apparently not, there is a moving part inside and orientation has something to do with the working of the filter, still once you figure this out, beware. The filter lets gas out so slowly that the pilot consumes the gas faster than the filter releases it. In turn the light goes out. Remover the filter, the light stays on. So, in my experience, the filter is not a value.
January 22, 2011
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