Propane fill for parked motorhome?
While waiting for the "right" house to become available for us to purchase we're in our 2015 Itasca Sunstar (Winnebago Vista) behind a house, with full hookups, in central California. I'm concerned ab...
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Here is what I did:
Get 2 30lb tanks and a change over valve like a travel trailer would use.
Turn off the tank that is attached to the motorhome and if you follow the the rubber line it will connect to a pipe. remove the connection to the pipe and put the one from the change over valve on it. Then when you need propane take the tank and have it filled.
parts list:
2 30lb tanks
1 2-Stage Auto Changeover Propane Gas Regulator with 2 12" Pigtails
1 Propane Hose, 10-Feet (from regulator to pipe on Motorhome)
2nd option is to install an extend-a-stay kit...
I didn't like it because I could only conn2-Stage Auto Changeover Propane Gas Regulator with 2 12" Pigtails ect 1 tank and I always ran out of propane in the middle of the night. not convenient.
Get 2 30lb tanks and a change over valve like a travel trailer would use.
Turn off the tank that is attached to the motorhome and if you follow the the rubber line it will connect to a pipe. remove the connection to the pipe and put the one from the change over valve on it. Then when you need propane take the tank and have it filled.
parts list:
2 30lb tanks
1 2-Stage Auto Changeover Propane Gas Regulator with 2 12" Pigtails
1 Propane Hose, 10-Feet (from regulator to pipe on Motorhome)
2nd option is to install an extend-a-stay kit...
I didn't like it because I could only conn2-Stage Auto Changeover Propane Gas Regulator with 2 12" Pigtails ect 1 tank and I always ran out of propane in the middle of the night. not convenient.
