What did you do to your Class C MH today???

Brand new tires!! Fresh tank of gas and a run down the highway to loosen our joints.

We moved it and a 2011 Class A closer to the highway at our primarily towable dealership. It soon generated some lookers who were looking to downsize from a fifthwheel.

Installed Stainless Steel downturned exhaust pipe tip on Solera Diesel - to direct hot exhaust away from toad. Looks fantastic, too!

Hi REMMAG, thanks for the info. I have a long list of add ons that I want to put on the C, to make it my own. I just love big boy toys. And anything that will make being out there easier and more enjoyable.
Thanks Again,
Bill

Hi ww414, got mine at a local RV supply shop. It is available at Amazon.($72.99)---(Camco 59123 RV Propane Brass Tee with 4 Ports and Extension Hose). Takes about 10 minutes to install.(don't forget the connection is LEFT-hand thread). rb got a little fancier with quick-connect(good idea I may do the same)

Thanks Ralph for the info, a shopping at Camping World here I come.
Bill

I got the parts at Camp World. The Extend-A-Stay kit comes with all the hoses - 537-00 - has the long hose for hooking to grill.
I added the quick couple from Camp World also a Mr Heater F276181 designed for propane. I just ordered them on line. I did have to get the 90 and short length of pipe at Home Depot.
Hooked it all up sprayed it all with a really soapy water, turned on the supply and checked for bubbles.
I did pick up some Velcro straps at Home Depot to hold the hoses by the main tank.

Ralph

Ok Remmag and rbutton, is it necessary to use valves approved for LP?
Where did you get the quick disconnet, I like that idea. I have been thinking of putting some way to be able to add another LP tank if needed quickly. Will my local farm supply store have the necessary parts? Or the big box home supply places, we have all three in town.
A great addon for the rig.
Thanks for posting the pics.
Bill

Remmag wrote:
I added a 4 port propane tee, with 2 hoses. Now I can quickly add an auxiliary tank or fire-up my grill from the main tank. Looks like a great little contraption, and very easy to do.

Also did the same to have more capacity for heat and cooking if needed.

I added the adapter circled in red to provide the new ports. On the top is the quick couple hose connector circled in brown, for the "spare" lp tank. To the middle of the red circle is the cap on the feed out to the portable grill.



For me the idea was once parked I could use those smaller tanks as needed to supply the RV and grill thus not have to "go someplace" to get the main tank refilled. Once parked, I'm parked! :)

Just put air in the tires! Getting ready for a long push out to Colorado!