Weber Q200 Trash?
So I have a Weber Q200 that I bought and used for two years while we had our camper. It worked great when we did use it but we sold our whole camping rig in 2011. Last summer I tried using it at home...
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Corkey05 wrote:krazymatt wrote:Krazymatt ... do you happen to know the thread sizes of the union? I think I'll head to Lowes and grab one of these things too.Whiten wrote:
I replaced my regulators twice, the last time I went to lowes and got this
http://www.lowes.com/pd_83441-95532-M5HPR-1_0__?productId=3318634&Ntt=propane+tank+regulators+with+hoses&pl=1¤tURL=%3FNtt%3Dpropane%2Btank%2Bregulators%2Bwith%2Bhoses&facetInfo=
works very well, I was at Hunting Island when 2nd stock one went out. Its cheaper and any Lowes has it in stock.
Interesting you post this as I went to Lowes yesterday and bought this very regulator. It required a brass coupling for a couple bucks to make it work but wow did that grill fire up like it never has!-=- as SCV Jeff had posted earlier on this post! Weber has a major issue with that******factory regulator that requires the certain protocol in order not to set the thing into limp mode. This new regulator works awesome and has a flow adjustment so you can fine tune your flame to exactly what you need. It doesn't have a provision for the disposable tank but that's fine by me. I always used my regular tank anyhow. Thanks for all the info!
While at Lowes we also purchased a new Broil King Baron 4 burner grill for the home so we're all set on grills for now. I assembled it yesterday and it is a very solid grill for the money.
Corkey, I believe it was a 1/8" Brass Coupling found in the plumbing section where the brass fittings are.
