Weber Q 2000 Propane issue
I recently bought a Weber Q 2000 and attempted to attach a Coleman 16.4 oz. propane cylinder to try it out. The cylinder wouldn't screw onto the connector. I tried 4 different Coleman cylinders that I...
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IAMICHABOD wrote:SWMO wrote:Ron3rd wrote:
Those little bottles don't last long enough for my liking. I would go with the Hose and 1 lb tank like posted above, or get yourself an Extend-A-Flow kit and run your Q off your trailer tanks. That's what I did with my old trailer and it works great.
This isn't cut and dried. While I agree it could be a good option, you have to get around the regulator on the Weber.
That MAY be true on the Extend-A-Flow kit but the Hose and 1 Gallon Tank tank hooks up with NO modification to the regulator.
The Marshall Extend A Flow takes HIGH PRESSURE gas off the tanks, BEFORE THE REGULATOR, and requires the Q's regulator to be installed. You can use any propane BBQ with this system, Coleman Roadtrip, etc. Used this method for about 9 years. Great option if one wants to explore it. It all comes down to if you're taking regulated or unregulated gas off the tanks. On my new trailer, I take low pressure (regulated) gas off the tanks and removed the Q's regulator. Lot's of posts on the subject and I would be happy to assist anyone interested.
