we just bought an airstream and i bought the coleman grill... we want to buy an adapter to connect to the tank on trailer...is this going to work?
271256
Yes it works great. Much easier using the larger propane tanks than the small canisters. To be on the cautious side I always turn the gas off at the tank when I am done grilling.
271257
It should; Most propane gas connections are all universal. This will adapt to your trailer tank. The quality is very good. I have hooked up a lot of propane tanks and really like this connection and hose. Good luck!
271258
It works great! We should have done this sooner instead of paying for the small tanks.
889163
I am not sure what a Coleman connector is but one end of Stansport has the same fitting as the top of the small green propane dispoable cylinders. The other end mates with the typical 5 gallon white propane tanks found on most BBQ grills.
1702450
Yes it is!!! In order to connect to the low pressure quick connect fitting on some RVs you have to do the following: Obtain the Camco 59903 nipple, (1/4" NPT x Full Flow Male), Camco 57282 10 Ft. propane quick connect hose and a 90 degree brass fitting (1/8 NPT male threads x 1/4 NPT female threads). You can get the 90 degree fitting at the hardware store or auto parts store usually. Next you will have to remove the brass portion of the regulator assembly that came with the grill. It is the section that actually attaches to the grill. You should see where the brass part screws on the silver pipe that eventually loops around to the regulator itself. It is a bear to get loose because they use some kind of thread adhesive between the brass and the silver pipe. Once you get it off, attach the brass fitting to the 90 degree fitting, the 90 to the Camco nipple all using thread sealant tape and then connect your hose to your new fitting assembly and then your RV. Worked fine for me and had less than forty bucks in making it all work. Just in case someone doesn't understand why all this is has to be done, it is because you must remove the regulator since the RV propane is already regulated at the tanks and Coleman uses their own special fitting on the rear of the grill that no one seems to make an adapter for.
2063464
I am by no means an expert, but if your stove has a 20lb adapter, this should connect to it and allow the 1lb tank to connect to the other end. I use it to power my http://www.amazon.com/Weber-586002-393-Square-Inch-21700-BTU-Liquid-Propane/dp/B000WOVZ26
776025
As others have said, You'd have to get the big tank. It comes with a hose & regulator(which is necessary), which will only connect to the big tank. I've seen emergency adapters that will allow you to connect the regulator to a canister but, this campfire would go through a canister way too fast. You wouldn't be happy.
809279
I'm not 100% sure but I think it should, provided the adapter is for this kind of Coleman propane stove. Personally, I use a refill adapter to refill my One-LB propane bottles from the 20-LB BBQ propane tank. I like the ease of the 1-LB bottles. The 20-LB tanks are too bulky for camping trips. Cheerios.
2224125
You will need adapters to connect from your trailer to the connectors on the water heater. Don't forget the vent.
30347
Not as is. You will have to do some reconfiguring of your lp gas line. The coleman has the regulator built into the line and you will not want that when connecting to your rv. It is already regulated before the rv quick connect. I have the same grill and just bought a camp chef instead of trying to piece a hose together that would work. The camco lp quick connect hose will already work with the camp chef by only adding a male quick connect to the camp chef grill.
833151
It is designed to work with a 16.4 oz. propane canister (camping standard). You would have to outfit with a regulator to adapt a propane tank to it.
863127
I have done it. You just have to have the adapter hose. Any adapter propane hose will work.
1023307
Check to see how much current (amperage) the Coleman pump uses. If is less than 1 amp, then this device should work just fine. If your Coleman pump requires more than 1 amp, it would eventually fail.
149913
You will need to go to a propane dealer and get an adapter. Any plumbing supply should help you also. I had to buy a couple of adapters.
849846
You will have to use the "Camp Chef RV Connection Hose", also available through Amazon! It has a quick disconnect that will plug into this 57282 extension hose, or straight into your quick disconnect on the trailer. Then you unscrew the hose that is connected to the Camp Chef Stove, and screw the end of the new hose straight to the grill.
1917291
Perhaps. I do not know what Weber grill you possess. I have this system because I have a "low pressure" grill that hooks directly to my RV propane tank. Most grills are high pressure. If I had to guess and it is only a guess, better explore some other options.
942355
My Jayco TT has the same quick disconnect hook-up that you described above. Unfortunately, the research I've done has revealed that this is a low-flow hook up and won't work with the Weber Baby-Q which is a high-flow unit. Some forums that I have read discuss a work around for this problem but they all seemed very complicated and somewhat costly. I purchased the hose adapter to be able to screw directly to the tanks at the front of the trailer but have also found it much easier to just use the small LP tanks so I can grill anywhere I want... including under my awning. Though this stove will most likely not work with the quick disconnect on your RV/TT, I feel you will find that this BBQ unit is far superior than the ones made for RV's and TT's. You will not be disappointed with this purchase!!
1036236
A full size grill will not connect to this post. You will need an adapter that will allow you to connect the grill to a disposable 1 lb bottle. The outlets on the post are the same ize as what is on those green disposable bottles so you can connect camping stoves (with a hose) and a lantern on top
160134
If your grill works with the standard 20# propane tanks you can buy at Lowes or Home Depot (or numerous other places), then it will work with this tank also. If your grill does *not* work with the standard 20# tanks currently for sale, then it also won't work with this tank.Basically, this is just like those standard tanks, only smaller (and therefore holding less propane). The connections are the same. Compatibility is the same. Hope that helps!