Flame King YSN-201 20-Pound Steel Propane Tank Cylinder with Type 1 OPD Valve, White

I don't know how I can leave a very helpful review of an empty propane tank, much less discuss its "ease of use" or how functional it is (it doesn't leak, so there we go!) but I'll try... This tank was quite a bit cheaper from this particular seller on Amazon than buying one locally. It came in a large cardboard box. It looks nice & new because it is. The LP filling place near me had no trouble filling it. It had the "Vacuum Purged" sticker on the knob, as new tanks do. It looks nice under both my gas grill and my Traeger Flatrock griddle on my back deck, and I am happy that I have an extra spare 20lb tank for cheaper than I could've bought it locally.

High quality great price.

Works as expected.

Good quality LP tanks at a good price

Best size for refiling one lb propane cylinders . . .

Works well, and lass expensive than a refurbished tank from HD

Thankful that it did not need to be prepped for filling with propane. I was a bit concerned that the plastic cover was all torn up, even fresh out of the box. It does not matter, but . . . kind of strange.

The tank looks good, the welds and the paint job are smooth and well done. It was not shipped in a very solid box so it arrived in good condition by luck more than by prevention. It is clearly marked with date of manufacture 12/24 and the empty weight was 18 lbs. I had it filled at a local U-Haul for $17 for 4.5 gallons of LP, the tank now weighs 37 lbs I have a flammable gas detector and when I first removed the cap it detected propane, I waited about 15 seconds and it no longer detected any gas, I checked the following day and no leaks. The tank had a removable sleeve that said Flame King but no permanent stickers on the tank with the brand on it. That's it, I have not used it yet and hopefully I won't need to, I have about 50 lbs of propane to feed two portable generators in case of a power failure, the generators recharge the 5 power stations that I have.