Jan-15-2019 11:14 AM
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Jan-15-2019 05:24 PM
3Fivers51 wrote:
In reference to bob213's reply, I had to check again what I had written in my post. Yes I plan to either replace the line or just remove the line and have it capped. From what I have read so far is that the industry still does not seem to have a product that works correctly. The thing is that the RV manufacturers want you to buy the grills from them and they probably work with the quick connect. I just don't it is worth all the extra time trying to get the grill you want to work with the quick connect that the industry puts on these RV's. Thanks for everyone's responses so far!!!
Thanks,
Bill
Jan-15-2019 03:33 PM
Jan-15-2019 02:36 PM
Jan-15-2019 02:21 PM
bob213 wrote:
Conversion for Coleman here:
adapter
Just wondering.... Isn't the quick connect line going to be leaking propane when you turn your valve on if you don't repair it?
Jan-15-2019 01:29 PM
Jan-15-2019 12:07 PM
ScottG wrote:Or, tap onto the rv line BEFORE the rv regulator.naturist wrote:
(1) you need to know that there are at least 2 incompatible propane quick-connect systems that have been used on RVs. They LOOK identical, but are just enough different (no doubt by thousandths of an inch) that they will not work, one with another.
(2) I don't buy the "wrong regulator" business. It's nonsense as far as I can tell.
(3) I use the propane quick connect on my TT with my portable grill. I had to buy both of the two disconnect plugs to find the right one and return the one that didn't work to get it right, but my grill works perfectly. It IS true that there are single stage as well as two-stage regulators, but as far as those being incompatible, nope. they all seem to regulate the pressure to the same level, it's just in how it is done.
Great post and 100% correct on every point.
Also keep in mind that you cannot have two regulators in the "cicuit". So if your BBQ, etc, has its own regulator, you have to remove it.
Jan-15-2019 11:51 AM
naturist wrote:
(1) you need to know that there are at least 2 incompatible propane quick-connect systems that have been used on RVs. They LOOK identical, but are just enough different (no doubt by thousandths of an inch) that they will not work, one with another.
(2) I don't buy the "wrong regulator" business. It's nonsense as far as I can tell.
(3) I use the propane quick connect on my TT with my portable grill. I had to buy both of the two disconnect plugs to find the right one and return the one that didn't work to get it right, but my grill works perfectly. It IS true that there are single stage as well as two-stage regulators, but as far as those being incompatible, nope. they all seem to regulate the pressure to the same level, it's just in how it is done.
Jan-15-2019 11:46 AM