Are there any special adapters needed to hook full-size propane appliances to this post? Looking to run a full size propane grill and a 30K btu stove.
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Yes. You would need something like this Camco 59213 Disposable Propane Cylinder Adapter .
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This item screws into any 20,30,40 Lb portable Propane tank--I have all (3) & it works fine.PS always check for leaks with (Soap & water) watch for bubbles.Hoses are available to adapt any Gas appliance to this "Tree" Richie.
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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
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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.
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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!
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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.
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Lowes has all the fittings and adaptors you need.You must be in a propane served area.
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I use the small propane tanks. They screw right into the valve on the back. I would assume that with a hose adapter, you could use the large propane tanks too.
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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!!
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I doubt you'll find someone who has used both on the same model grill. If the BTU output is the same, the cooking should be the same. I suspect that Weber changes the orifices to match the fuel. Nat gas might have more consistent pressure than propane, as the propane pressure does seem to decrease when the tank is almost empty.
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Sounds like you need an adaptor for your grill... Check Home Depot or Lowes.
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Unless your grill has the exact dimensions as the oven, I doubt it. I also doubt a standard grill has the BTU output of a Camp Chef stove. Check the specs on your grill. Who knows? It might work.
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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.
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James, I assume your heater and your stove are designed to use the 1# canisters of propane and that you will purchase the hose that fits a 20# cylinder and, at the other end, has a fitting that looks like the top of a 1# canister (Hose F273702).That hose feeds high pressure from the tank to the canister connection on your appliance. The appliance has the needed pressure regulator. In this HIGH PRESSURE application, you DO NEED the filter to trap any oil that is leached from the hose in high pressure uses.Jim W
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Different attachments. Buy a Kovea butane/propane adapter. Don't know if Amazon has them, but Ebay does. Order from the guy on the west Coast not China. I got my last one in 2 days, to the East Coast.
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The hose has adequate capacity for the BTUs generated by your Weber, but you may need to get an adapter to attach to your grill. I had an older model Weber, and the fitting for attaching the hose to the manifold was smaller than the one that comes with the Mr. Heater hose. I was adapting a gas fireplace to natural gas, so I did not look for adapters for the Weber. However, I did find a good selection of gas fittings at Home Depot. The hose comes with a quick disconnect at the source, which automatically shuts off the supply line gas when disconnected, but you will need to install a manual shutoff valve at the source as well, if you do not already have one. Good luck on your project. The hose has adequate capacity for the BTUs generated by your Weber, but you may need to get an adapter to attach to your grill. I had an older model Weber, and the fitting for attaching the hose to the manifold was smaller than the one that comes with the Mr. Heater hose. I was adapting a gas fireplace to natural gas, so I did not look for adapters for the Weber. However, I did find a good selection of gas fittings at Home Depot. The hose comes with a quick disconnect at the source, which automatically shuts off the supply line gas when disconnected, but you will need to install a manual... » Read More The hose has adequate capacity for the BTUs generated by your Weber, but you may need to get an adapter to attach to your grill. I had an older model Weber, and the fitting for attaching the hose to the manifold was smaller than the one that comes with the Mr. Heater hose. I was adapting a gas fireplace to natural gas, so I did not look for adapters for the Weber. However, I did find a good selection of gas fittings at Home Depot. The hose comes with a quick disconnect at the source, which automatically shuts off the supply line gas when disconnected, but you will need to install a manual shutoff valve at the source as well, if you do not already have one. Good luck on your project. « Show Less
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Any size propane tank will work, it is just a matter of having the right adapters to connect. My unit had the typical connector you would find on a barbeque grill but I use an adapter for the 1 lb can, available at most hardware stores. Other than that just make sure you hook the hoses up correctly (I had the water in hooked to the water out on the first try).
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It has standard pipe fittings for natural gas, but you should be able to add the correct fittings to hook up to propane. Try Home depot for fittings.
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I use mine with a full size tank and have no problem. You need to make sure that you buy a hose that does not have a regulater since there is already one on the grill. With another added to that it would really not be able to give you the full amount of propane needed. I never have used mine with the small tanks but have them on hand for traveling. The hose I bought is a Weber although there is another brand that is about $5.00 cheaper that should work just as well. Hope this helps. Good luck and enjoy!