Pinched Propane line ideas??
Hello all, We have a small slide in our kitchen area that houses the stove and refrigerator. I typically run the fridge the day before leaving, load up, close slides and go. I noticed on a few tr...
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Roger10378 wrote:
Most likely you will have flare fittings to hook to. Never use sealant on flare fittings. If you have threaded fittings then you need sealant.
I would observe the line as the slide is moved in and out to see if a slightly longer or shorter hose would be less likely to kink. Then take the hose with you to your local propane dealer to have the hose you need made.
Thanks for the reply, but please help me understand the terminology. After reading this I figured "flare fittings" are the quick connect spring loaded type like I have for the RV grill. This is threaded on both ends and after doing a quick search I found this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IZCNM28/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 This shows threads but also calls it flare fittings. So are you saying I should not use the yellow tape on these?
I will have to check the size and length of the existing but this looks like it will be perfect.
Thanks again all!
