using a propane tree to run all appliances

Philboy wrote:
My stoves connect straight to a large propane bottle/tank which has a different male connection than a tree.

My grill is the same, a trip to Cabela's or your choice of store will have an adaptor.

My stoves connect straight to a large propane bottle/tank which has a different male connection than a tree.

Philboy wrote:
I have two stoves, one needs everything from the 3/8 fitting at the stove to the tree and one is new so I have the hose that goes straight to the 20lb bottle, not the tree. I am looking for something that I can attach without modification.

Then I think you are SOL. I've never seen a bottle tee.

Coleman Propane Tree. You can attach a Coleman gas lantern on the top too.

I have two stoves, one needs everything from the 3/8 fitting at the stove to the tree and one is new so I have the hose that goes straight to the 20lb bottle, not the tree. I am looking for something that I can attach without modification.

I bought hoses with regulators and cut one end off, bought appropriate brass fitting to fit the tree. Most hardware stores carry barbed fittings so you can match up your hose to almost anything you have.

I have the tree I need the hose/regular set up

You are talking about "appliances" outside the trailer, right? If so, its pretty simple and straight forward. I've been doing it for years with my grill, stove and a light on top. Bottle, hoses and the tree. Each "appliance" has its own regulator so I'm not sure what the problem is that you are having.

Is this what you are looking for? >>>>>Distribution Tree LINK

http://www.amazon.com/Camco-59213-Disposable-Propane-Cylinder/dp/B00480BWA0/ref=sr_1_9?s=outdoor-recreation&ie=UTF8&qid=1444517485&sr=1-9&keywords=propane+tree