LPG Filler advice please

[ceejayt]

Hi

I am bringing my UK A Class to the US. I have an underslung 90 litre LPG tank which I fill using a series of screw in adaptors depending on which European country I am in.

Can anyone tell me if there is a standard adaptor for US and Canada which is likely to fit or have a solution to this problem?

Thanks in advance

[darsben]

The other end is permanently attached to the pump. The end with the MIcrometrs is what goes into your tank

[ceejayt]

darsben wrote:
This is what we use

Thanks - can you show me the other end that connects to the pump?

[ceejayt]

SoundGuy wrote:

ceejayt wrote:
I am bringing my UK A Class to the US.

Benefit of the doubt says you've already researched this BUT I'll ask anyway ... you sure you really want to do this? Standards and regulations here in N America are entirely different than in the UK and Europe so aside from any legal issues you might run into I could see you having all sorts of difficulties using a UK Class A here in N America, especially with propane gas and electrical. Or maybe you already have this figured out? :h

All sorted - shipping for 9 months, insurance covered and voltage converter- well tried route with Seabridge on a Ro Ro ferry from Antwerp to Baltimore. Insurance for the period as well.

[ceejayt]

Thanks

This is what I have for Europe

http://www.lpgshop.co.uk/uk-bayonet-w21-8-to-all-europe-adapters-set/

Just wondering if the thread is the same?

[2oldman]

Yikes.

[darsben]

This is what we use

[SoundGuy]

ceejayt wrote:
I am bringing my UK A Class to the US.

Benefit of the doubt says you've already researched this BUT I'll ask anyway ... you sure you really want to do this? Standards and regulations here in N America are entirely different than in the UK and Europe so aside from any legal issues you might run into I could see you having all sorts of difficulties using a UK Class A here in N America, especially with propane gas and electrical. Or maybe you already have this figured out? :h