Possible leak from propane gauge
My TT is just over one year old. I was hooking up full propane tanks to the trailer in anticipation of winter and it seems like propane may be leaking from around the metal clamp around one of the rub...
Forum Discussion
BIL had a leak last year. It was the control valve that allowed you to switch between the 2 tanks. He just unscrewed the hoses, bought a new valve and installed it himself.
At my S&B I had a leak on the outdoor kitchen. Turned out to be the hoses themselves. Using soapy water, I found numerous leaks between the fittings. Went to a local dealer that fabricated hoses and had new ones made. A few minutes with a couple of wrenches and done, leak fixed.
Checked for other leaks after repair with more soapy water. None found. Both systems still working fine.
Many propane lines have swivels at the end to allow you to unthread them without having to twist the whole line.
At my S&B I had a leak on the outdoor kitchen. Turned out to be the hoses themselves. Using soapy water, I found numerous leaks between the fittings. Went to a local dealer that fabricated hoses and had new ones made. A few minutes with a couple of wrenches and done, leak fixed.
Checked for other leaks after repair with more soapy water. None found. Both systems still working fine.
Many propane lines have swivels at the end to allow you to unthread them without having to twist the whole line.
