propane grill questions

[luckyscroller78]

Greetings, I received a Coleman perfectflow instant start camp grill for Daddys day. This uses the little 1 pound propane bottles. My question is... What exactly would I need to buy to be able to hook this grill up to the existing quick connect off of my camper propane (fed from the 20# bottles)? Is this possible?
And, the little weberQue grills... if I returned this grill and got one of those, would the same things be required to hook it to my existing propane system? I don't want to deal with these little propane bottles! Thanks

[fltioga898]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0014JKDB2/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1


here is what i just bought for mine but i just noticed you said 20 lb cylinder on your camper then you would need a different type. i have a permanent mounted one and it has a different non opd valve assembly.

[OH48Lt]

All you need for the Weber is the correct hose. You do not need to convert anything, do not need to remove a regulator. Works great here. The hose can be found with a quick Google search. They come in various lengths, I got the 10' one. Easy to store when not in use.

[downtheroad]

Here is another idea and one that has worked great for us:
Get a small refillable tank. Easy to store, easy to transport, and makes your grill more versatile. We can put our grill anywhere that is convenient depending on whatever campsite we are at...(out of the wind, on the picnic table, take it down to the beach or lake, etc.)
No long hose to deal with, no removing a second regulator, etc.

Propane Tank Here...4.5 gal.

I got ours at Lowe's. Check around for best price.

[mbopp]

I have a separate 10# propane tank for our 3-burner stove.

[Ron3rd]

luckyscroller788 wrote:
Greetings, I received a Coleman perfectflow instant start camp grill for Daddys day. This uses the little 1 pound propane bottles. My question is... What exactly would I need to buy to be able to hook this grill up to the existing quick connect off of my camper propane (fed from the 20# bottles)? Is this possible?
And, the little weberQue grills... if I returned this grill and got one of those, would the same things be required to hook it to my existing propane system? I don't want to deal with these little propane bottles! Thanks

While the post below is Weber specific, you'll get the idea and yours might be similar.

My Weber Q Conversion