My propane line won't go completely below this so I believe I will have to cut out an opening on the lower slide for the propane line. Is this doable?
990606
I would say yes. This plastic should be fairly easy to modify by cutting out an area for something to pass through. Just be sure to give it enough cut-out room so that it didoes not wear on and eventually cut through whatever you are putting through it.
990607
I don't think it would damage it if you cut a small notch in the bottom. Hard to say without pictures.
499149
Not sure--we run it off propane--you'd have to consult with a fire place store, etc. to see if the orifices need to be changed.
890617
ummm...it would probably do that, but i do not know if this is the tool you would want to do that with. i mean, is direct propane application edible? might as well hit it with a blow torch ya know.
2130927
Yes, very easily. Just cut off the regulater (which reduces the LP gas pressure to NG pressure) at the end of the hose. The "hard" part then is just finding fittings or a rube golburg way of connecting the hose to your natural gas outlet. Clamps come in handy.
1697891
If you are referring to the propane system, then definitely yes. We put a cutoff valve directly before the heater as a safety precaution.
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.
331152
It depends. if you have a gas heater, you will probably have to cut off one of the sections or it will contact the burner section. If electric, you should measure the internal dimensions and determine if there is sufficient clearance. If the plug dimensions match, you can make it work!Dave
326310
Righty ain't always tighty... if I remember right, propane is a left-handed thread for the pipe. Try turning it to the left to install, rather than the right. If you're already doing that, I don't know?
572051
No, you will need an adapter -- something along the lines of http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001H9K7WY to adapt the propane tank connection to 1/4" NPT.
622051
Cliff, I have my camper in storage right now or I would measure it. I bought mine so I could move my propane grill to a table away from my camper. I had no problems, just connected all of it with no alterations at all.
931710
I hired a plumber to do this. Looking on youtube, etc I originally thought it's just a screw-off & screw-on, but screw-off would not budge so I called plumber. He wound up using acetylene torch and operation did not appear trivial. Recommend find local plumber and hire
857692
Not sure what model that is but should work. I have a propane model and had trouble get the temp low enough. It could require a piece of sheet metal for the bottom to reduce air drafts. Hope this helps!
49417
Rent a gas edger, you won't have a problem. I had one when I owned a house, it's the way to go. You can keep adjusting to go down further and lock in.
1913886
You still will have to have a regulated line, perhaps you can split the line that feeds your trailer from the propane tanks already installed on the trailer, no matter what you will have to bring the inches of water pressure down to the necessary 10.5/11 inches of water to operate the outside propane appliance.
330164
I discovered that it's best to close the tank valve and leave the grill on so the gas in the line will mostly burn out. Otherwise when you disconnect there is 12' of LP in the line that will spray out.
1434772
This hose is designed to use the quick-connect low pressure piping outlet past the propane tank connections. You may need to go to a RV shop and piece together some kind of adapters for your need.
344680
I would assume that changing the jet and adjusting the pressure regulator it can be done. The best bet would be to contact your natural gas supplier and speak to an appliance tech.