I want to use this in a tiny food concession trailer. Is there an adaptor so that I can hook the Zodi Zip to a larger propane tank?
863124
There is a hose it is the hose that goes on the big mr buddy heater, it will work, you can pick up at lowes or home depot,
863125
It has a regular propane attachment so it shouldn't matter what size tank you sit it on. The only issue I can see is that the heater would sit perpendicular to the ground. I'm not sure how that would effect the operation.
863126
I have no idea what kind of a hose or adaptor you would need to convert this, but keep in mind this does not boil the water it only gets it hot.We used it for a shower while camping and it worked great.
863127
I have done it. You just have to have the adapter hose. Any adapter propane hose will work.
1744839
I have a small propane grill and have used the cooker on that. Works just fine.
1174145
Yes. Purchase the extension hose and you can hook it up to the large propane tanks. Those tanks are more economical and last much longer than the small ones
1129408
It is not a coupler bur more like an "adapter" if you want to extend the distance of your propane tank away from your grill by allowing you to add an extension propane hose. It WILL NOT connect to your propane tank, but will connect the extension propane hose to the short hose connected on your grill so that the tank can be remotely placed away from the fire. I bought it along with an extension hose simply because my propane tank sat (literally) under my 3rd burner!
145739
Yes, it needs an adapter. look at the video of the adapter on this link, Camco 59943 Propane Cylinder Adapter - Soft Nose POL x 1"- 20 Male Throwaway Cylinder Thread
2277202
No sorry that wouldn't work. You need something like this - http://www.amazon.com/Zippo-Butane-3807-Fuel-42gm/dp/B004K9IJ8M/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1403467800&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=Butane+can+refi%3B%3B
774376
It does not come with the regulator or hose necessary for hookup. I already had the items from a previous propane unit I was replacing. If you are hooking up to a portable propane tank, the regulator on the tank may or may not be sufficient. If you are hooking up to a bulk tank, you probably already have a regulator installed where the propane line enters the house. Again, this may or may not be sufficient. The best thing to do is get in touch with a local propane supplier to find out what is necessary and LEGAL in your state. As a side note, the unit also does not contain the floor mount kit to leave it on the floor rather than mounting it to the wall. No big deal for me, but I believed it was included when I ordered it. Over all this is a wonderful unit and I am very happy with it.
2231172
I don't use the adapter, rather a distribution tree, the 'Century Two-Piece 18-30" Type 1 Safety Post' found here on Amazon. Should have the same result. I'm pretty sure the same end of the hose that connects to the tree (female thread with male extension) would fit that single adapter. From the Colman web page for the bulk adapter; "Use your Coleman stoves almost 20 times longer without refueling with help from the Coleman Bulk Adapter. This accessory, coupled with a Coleman 8 Ft. Propane Hose, allows you to hook a 20 lb. tank to your camp stove for high-pressure fuel. For use on bulk propane cylinder with standard OPD valves. For use with Coleman 8 foot high pressure hose 2000005042" Good luck! just remember this is for use when you want full unregulated pressure, such as to a lantern or stove.
926244
You can use a larger tank with the correct adaptor. I used mine for the first time on a camping trip and cooked 6 breasts at one time for 5 people and. I enjoyed cooking on it the only thing I would suggest is to put foil under the burner for easier cleanup. Its a great grill.
325434
This connects to a standard twenty pound, outdoor grill size propane tank. Look for the "steak saver" adapter for the one pound tanks that are typically used with a camp stove. I have both the hose for my two burner camp stove and the "steak saver" in order to use the smaller tanks. And the "steak saver" really can save your steak when the grill tank runs out too soon.
1618605
You can only run to a separate larger refillable propane external tank by buying an adapter as this tank is set up to use smaller disposable tanks you can buy at any hardware store for under $3.00.I have an adapter they also carry those at Hardware stores.
772825
That is why I sent it back! I wanted to connect from the Propane on my RV to my propane grill....but it did not have the correct connectors.......good luck.
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!!
965302
Don't use a hose, use a T adapter. Attach it to the large tank so that one of the distribution outlets points up, then screw on the Little Buddy. Each of the distribution points has its own auto shutoff, so no worries about only using one of the outputs. This has worked well for me, though it's a bit tight. You can make it very easy by using a "propane distribution post". It's the same effect as the T adapter, but provides more space.
2082181
we bought a regulator from lowes for a gas grill and just screwed in on. You wouldn't need that if you're installing in an RV or where there's already propane. We were putting ours in a newly built home. Into a countertop. We also had to purchase a hose for connecting it to an exterior propane tank. We love it! It's small and efficient! Fits well in small spaces.
2164514
The grill is designed and comes ready to plug into an RV's low-pressure quick-connect propane outlet. The grill is compatible with any standard RV gas pressure regulator. If your RV isn't equipped with a low-pressure quick-connect propane outlet, you can purchase an accessory hose/regulator (like the Camco 57629) that will allow you to connect your grill directly to a 20 LB propane cylinder. If you want to use 1 LB throwaway cylinders, you can purchase an accessory hose/regulator (like the Camco 57628).
408439
No adapter is needed, but the connector has to be tightened very tightly for the propane to flow.