What is the name of the male valve on built in tanks??
So I got my girlfriend a 2006 road trek versatile.
It has a built-in propane tank like all the other RVs.
The problem is it’s very inaccessible. You have to go in through where the license plate normally would be on a van. And it’s just not at a good angle. Nobody can fill it.
We got a little adapter hose and it worked great in Florida. But where she is now up north, nobody has the right fittings or connectors. So I need to immediately order her a new one. She is up there without heat right now. In the snow.
Underneath the yellow cap, there is a fitting. It’s bigger than the normal OPD valve propane fittings. It’s also male.
What is the name and size of this fitting under the yellow caps? I need to order her a hose with that on one side, and a regular OPD valve type fitting on the other side. This will enable everyone to fill up her tank.
Thank you!
She has driven around to eight places now and spent many hours doing it in the freezing cold with no heat. I could really use some help. Nobody can fill her propane
It has a built-in propane tank like all the other RVs.
The problem is it’s very inaccessible. You have to go in through where the license plate normally would be on a van. And it’s just not at a good angle. Nobody can fill it.
We got a little adapter hose and it worked great in Florida. But where she is now up north, nobody has the right fittings or connectors. So I need to immediately order her a new one. She is up there without heat right now. In the snow.
Underneath the yellow cap, there is a fitting. It’s bigger than the normal OPD valve propane fittings. It’s also male.
What is the name and size of this fitting under the yellow caps? I need to order her a hose with that on one side, and a regular OPD valve type fitting on the other side. This will enable everyone to fill up her tank.
Thank you!
She has driven around to eight places now and spent many hours doing it in the freezing cold with no heat. I could really use some help. Nobody can fill her propane
