Jayco Finch 1983 - L.P.-GAS SYSTEM; L.P.-GAS CONTAINER

L.P.-gas (liquid Petroleum) is a material composed of various
hydrocarbons such as propane, propylene, butanes, butylenes, or a
mixture of them. In its gaseous form jvqmriaed) it is cdorless and
carries an added garlic-like odor for detection. Besides being
flammable, it is potentially lethal eo inhale. L.P.-gas is
conspressed into liquid for storage and tmnspo~ation. LP.-gas
.;a ill vapsrizc during extreme cold (-40°F.).
The L.P.-gas tank mounted on ilubir vehicle contains L.P.-fuel in
liquid form under pressure. -4s fuel is used, vapor (E.P.-gas)
passes from the top of the tank through a dual-stage repiator which
reduces the pressure to about 6 1/2 ounces per square inch. Vapor at
the low pressure is then transferred through the gas distribution lines
for appliance we. You must keep the regulator clean and dry. Its
cover shulild remain in place, and its vent placed according to the
ruanufacte~m-'s instructions.