You can no problem, a buddy has them at his place and they are sweet. He actually has a stand-alone tank just for the torches and another for the BBQ. Given a big enough tank you could plumb the whole mess with one tank.
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yup have seen that before, redneck torches
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Sure beats having to fill the things up with that nasty oil that spills every blasted time i do it!
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Wow....those are expensive. Tiki torch oil is like $4 a gallon.http://www.wakeboatworld.com
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Or $12 a month spring/summer/fall in my case! We have about 15 of those things in the backyard and the wife lights them constantly!
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Looking cool Scottcarlye, when you get done, How bout some before pics.Mikes Liquid Audio: Knowledge Experience Customer Service you can trust-KICKER WetSounds ACME props FlyHigh Custom Ballast Clarion LiquidLumens LEDs Roswell Wave Deflector And MoreComment
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I will post some pics as things progress. This weekend we will put in the bulkhead, next weekend the tie-backs and backfill with a bobcat. Hopefully by mid feb. we will have the deck in...Comment
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That will be a very nice set up.
Very cool.Formertigeowners.com
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Very Nice. I want to live on a lake and have my boat right out back.Let it be!!!Comment
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Dope set up! Be sure to let us know when it's done so we can all come over to break it in for ya'.
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I'd for sure run propane, seems a lot cheaper!!Originally posted by G-MONEYComment
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That is one awesome setup! Hope you enjoy it once the water comes back up. They make those propane misquito deals that work excellent for about 1/4 acre.Comment
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If you run them as soon as spring starts warming up, they all but eliminate the skeeters for the year. You just have to make sure to catch them early and run the thing all summer. I would really like to do the propane tiki's but at $250 each, I dont think they will be in the budget this year.Comment
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Can't remember what they are called but ol' Paul Harvey was promoting them a couple of years ago, so you know they must be good.
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Don't go with the solar powered Tiki lights, THEY DON'T WORK. They run off AA batteries. I bought 6 this summer when I rebuilt our deck and had to change the batteries about once a month Come spring i'll get some real, oil filled, tikis.
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