Weber Q200 regulator question
I had to replace the regulator on our Q200 today, four years old. There was no slowing down of propane it just stopped working. Usually run it off of 20lb tanks but would not work on 1 lb tanks eith...
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Bobbo wrote:
Take their regulator off and convert the grill to use a cheap regulator/hose that you can buy anywhere. (I did, to use it with my trailer's low pressure propane.)
SoundGuy wrote:
Not all trailers are plumbed with a low pressure fitting on the campsite side, in which case it's easier to run the Q off a 16.4 oz canister or small 5 lb / 10 lb tank - just as I do. :B Any hose that is long enough to get the greasy, smoky fumes of a running Q sufficiently far enough away from the camper are for me (been there, done that) a trip hazard. :M
Bobbo wrote:
That is why I included the hose with a built in regulator, for 5 pound, 10 pound, 20 pound and 30 pound tanks.
Two entirely different issues - one running a Q directly, without a regulator, from a trailer's curb side quick disconnect low pressure fitting and the other running a Q off tank pressure using a hose with it's own built in regulator. Including both in the same post only serves to confuse those who don't understand the difference between low pressure and high pressure - and there are many. :R
