Cylinder Fill-up

Admiral Propane is your source for portable propane!

When it’s time to grill, the last thing you want is to discover that your propane tank doesn’t have enough gas to handle the job. Admiral Propane is here for you. We have several locations where you can fill propane grill cylinders ranging from 20-100 pounds.

Where can I get a 20-gallon refill?

Come Admiral Propane’s two locations are located in Blountville (Tri-Cities) & Greeneville and we will fill your cylinder with up to 20-100 pounds of propane. No need to wait in long lines at your home improvement store or to drive around looking for a convenience store, plus we re-certify cylinders.
Note: If you swap your bottle, you will not get a full bottle, but all refills will be filled full!

Monday through Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays (winters only) 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Click the map for directions:

You can also get our propane at:

• A & L RV, 4503 Bristol Hwy, Johnson City, TN
• A & L RV, 3269 Winfield Dunn Pkwy, Sevierville, TN
• EG Trailer Sales, 4421 Bristol Highway, Johnson City, TN
• Greene Farmers Co-op, 1414 W. Main St, Greeneville, TN
• K.O.A., 425 Rocky Branch Rd, Blountville, TN
• Old Creek General Store, 6700 Hwy 212, Marshall, NC
• South West Tractor, 7601 Nickelsville Highway, Nickelsville, VA
• Trailer King Sales & Service, 4081 Hwy 11E, Bluff City, TN

How do I remove an empty cylinder from my grill?

Here’s a step-by-step guide to safely removing and replacing the gas cylinder on your propane grill:

1. Turn off your grill.
2. Locate your propane cylinder; it may be behind a door (depending on how your grill is designed).
3. There are two basic parts of your grill that are important when changing a propane cylinder: the cylinder’s tank valve and the grill’s pressure regulator.
4. Before you disconnect the pressure regulator, make sure that the tank valve is closed (turn it all the way to the right).
5. Once the tank valve is closed, unscrew the threaded pressure regulator (turn it counterclockwise). It is now safe to remove the propane cylinder (on some propane grills, the tank is held on the barbecue by a restraining bolt or screw; loosen it to remove the tank).
6. To reconnect your propane tank, simply reverse the disconnection process—making sure that the tank valve is closed when you reconnect the pressure regulator. Replacement propane cylinders often come with a plastic safety cap over the tank valve assembly. Just remove this.

Transporting portable cylinders safely

• All cylinders must be transported in an upright position after they are filled. Cylinders should not be transported lying down.
• Do not leave a filled tank inside your car for any length of time, especially in the summer.

Read more propane safety and operation tips.

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about our cylinder fill-up service.