I need the other end to connect to my Coleman Perfect Flow propane stove, can you let me know if I can connect that?
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From the looks of the stove, very similar to mine, the hose would work with your stove.
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I don't know. We returned it since it did not fit our older model coleman stove
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Don't know, I cut and modified for a different spark ignite coleman. Worked great, just like the original steel connector after I adjusted the reg to same pressure.
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Sorry - I returned it as it didn't fit what I was looking for. I suspect the seller might be able to assist.
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I believe it can be hooked up to a larger propane tank, with the correct adapter. I may do this at some point but the little tanks last a while and they are only about $3.50 each.
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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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To the best of my knowledge, the converter can be used with most, if not all, Coleman external fuel tank stoves. The generator of the converter simply slides into the receiver chamber of your stove and there is a spring clip at the knob of the converter that secures the converter to the stove.
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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 Weber 586002 Q 320 Portable 393-Square-Inch 21700-BTU Liquid-Propane Gas Grill (Older Model) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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You will need a hose to connect to a large propane tank but there is a connector for the small bottles. BTW, this stove is the bomb. When we lost power this past Thanksgiving, EVERYTHING that needed to be cooked on a stovetop we cooked on this stove because the turkey was in the oven and our generator wouldn't support the oven and burners. The stove performed wonderfully!
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I can't give you a specific answer other than to confirm that it didn't work for me either. It appears that the standard male connection on a propane appliance (a grill in my case) isn't long enough to mate with the valve in this connector. Sorry I can't be more help, but the issue of various standards for gas connectors is a bit confusing. bac
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I would like to use the larger size propane tank with this grill. Is it safet to do that and were could I buy a supply line to connect the two?
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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
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If you have a (more-or-less) standard propane camping stove, this hose/extension should do the job for you. Nothing like having a looooong cooking time available. Also good for small heaters during winter power fails.
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I would contact Coleman directly. I ordered a burner and regulator from them for my older grill some time ago.
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The inner threads would not work on my trailer connection. I changed the trailer to the newer fitting so it would work sense all the propane tanks now are the newer larger outside fitting. The smaller inter threads would not work, It was like the threads were the wrong size at least on the one I received. The inter fitting is called a Qcc1 and the newer Larger outside fitting is called POL.
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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.
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I purchased one of these to adapt my old style tree to new camp stove, which worked great, but I do not think it has the inner threads to fit OL connector. Unfortunately I do not have the connector nearby so I coud check it for you. Maybe you need this adapter .. GrillPro 11051 Universal Fit Propane Tank Adaptor
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I not sure what you're connecting to,but I used this for connecting to Propane .
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Remember that the hose only goes from the safety post which clamps onto the tank valve protecting collar to the tank valve--to connect to your stove, lantern, grill etc you will need to buy separate hoses. Get the hoses made for this use to get the proper end fittings.
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If you go to a grill store, or hardware store they will have all fittings needed to accomplish this. If you were trying to hook up to a natural gas line you will need to buy a different regulator that will screw into the hose going to the grill. If you were trying to connect to another propane tank there are houses made that screw into the port of this grill, and on a regular size Propane tank.