propane accessory hose

[Popfla]

Originally Posted by Travelin' Texans

It clearly has a regulator shown in the picture so if connecting to the RV quick connect then the grill regulator must be removed.

This same general type of regulator is used on many portable grills. Appearance may vary somewhat.

[kwplot34]

Originally Posted by Popfla

This same general type of regulator is used on many portable grills. Appearance may vary somewhat.

That is the grill I have.


I purchased the valve on the top to replace the regulator on the bottom, the bottom reg/control is the original to my grill. I also purchased a 12' hose at the same time.

[bannerrun]

I have a hose that connects to rv quick connect & my Coleman grill without regulator. Works great. Now I want to hookup 20lb tank to rv for when parked for a long time. Will it work with a hose with regulator hooked up to rv quick connect whose hose goes to line that goes inside rv & is connected AFTER the rv's regulater? With the rv;s tank turned off.
Thanks

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by bannerrun

I have a hose that connects to rv quick connect & my Coleman grill without regulator. Works great. Now I want to hookup 20lb tank to rv for when parked for a long time. Will it work with a hose with regulator hooked up to rv quick connect whose hose goes to line that goes inside rv & is connected AFTER the rv's regulater? With the rv;s tank turned off.
Thanks

No - using portable tanks to supplement the onboard tank is done on the high pressure, non-regulated side. Extend-a-stay is one brand adapter for this purpose.