I want to connect my 3 burner camp stove, it has a regulator and connects to the propane bottle, but also want to connect my lantern poll to bottle?
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Sorry I did not read your question properly. You will not be able to use your pole with this application. Only the stove and another appliance that connects with a hose!
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The stove comes with the connector. All you need are bottles of propane fuel!
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If you have a regular sized propane tank, such as for a barbeque grill, that's the connector on the tank. This device connects into the tank, and then you connect the barbeque propane supply line onto the other end of this device. Make sense?
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You need to buy the gas adapter hose. Out of the box it works with the small 1lb campling stove and lantern tanks.
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Yes. Both have a pressure regulator built into the unit. I also use the same hose with my Coleman propane lanterns.
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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 think that would be an accident waiting to happen without a proper modification. There is no way to hook a propane regulator to natural gas because the connection if different. My stove can use both fuels but came with special outlets for that purpose to allow the correct amount of gas to flow. Save your house from destruction and contact the manufacturer before the fire and or explosion.
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I've only used it with the MSR and REI propane cannisters. I don't know about the Coleman Propane bottle.
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Yes. The first thing I did was to cannect to a 5gal propane tank and check it out. I used a connection with a regulator and it seems to work fine even with its' own internal regulator. I don't know if it is the proper way to hook it up, but that was just to test it. My normal hookup will be straight from the propane tank in our Coach.
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Hi. The kit's adapter (which you install inbetween the propane tank outlet on your current RV propane tank and the current regulator on your RV) has an input port that allows you to hook up a portable propane tank (a 4' hose is supplied in the kit). This allows you to run all of your RV's propane appliances (furnace, stove, refrig) off either your current RV propane tank or the portable tank. On the adapter there is also another outlet port that you can hook a 10' hose to (supplied in the kit) and run to your BBQ. So my guess is that you can run your fire pit by hooking up this 10' hose to it just like you would hook up a BBQ. Hi. The kit's adapter (which you install inbetween the propane tank outlet on your current RV propane tank and the current regulator on your RV) has an input port that allows you to hook up a portable propane tank (a 4' hose is supplied in the kit). This allows you to run all of your RV's propane appliances (furnace, stove, refrig) off either your current RV propane tank or the portable tank. On the adapter there is also another outlet port that you can hook a 10' hose to (supplied in the kit) and run to your BBQ. So my guess is that you can run your fire pit by hooking up this 10' hose to... » Read More Hi. The kit's adapter (which you install inbetween the propane tank outlet on your current RV propane tank and the current regulator on your RV) has an input port that allows you to hook up a portable propane tank (a 4' hose is supplied in the kit). This allows you to run all of your RV's propane appliances (furnace, stove, refrig) off either your current RV propane tank or the portable tank. On the adapter there is also another outlet port that you can hook a 10' hose to (supplied in the kit) and run to your BBQ. So my guess is that you can run your fire pit by hooking up this 10' hose to it just like you would hook up a BBQ. « Show Less
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It connectors to the propane tank by inter threads. So I used the local grocery stores propane tanks and it works well. I am very please with this purchase.
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Not sure what you mean by "house propane stove". I use this hose with my barbeque and with other propane appliances that are designed to be used with the small propane bottles you can buy at a hardware store or like Walmart (around $3 or $4). If your stove has that type of fitting, then you should be able to connect with this hose. The other end of the hose is a standard OPD fitting like you find on the larger propane tanks that are refilled at Safeway or Walmart for around $20.
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The tree connects to the 20lb tank, the adapter connects to one of the branches on the tree, allowing a large Camp Chef (or similar turkey fryer type burner) stove to connect to the adapter while allowing the use of a lantern at the top of the tree so you can cook in the dark, or whatever else you need to connect. The adapter would also allow you to connect a 1lb tank directly to the Camp Chef stove.
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All appliances, camp stoves, etc. run on low pressure. None runs on the pressure of the propane tank. Everything has a regulator to regulate the pressure evenly. On camp stoves it usually is part of the connector that you hook up to the tank. You can add the quick coupler AFTER the regulator.
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Your propane tank should have a steel collar surrounding the shutoff valve on top, to protect it from damage. The burner assembly attaches to the steel collar. Loosen the hold-down nut on the burner assembly clamp until it slides down on the collar of the tank. Then tighten it firmly and connect hose.
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I don't think you can adapt this to work with your coleman stove. Buy a standard tank. I will cost you a lot less, and will easily connect to you coleman stove with Coleman's hose. This tank has fittings specifically designed to attach to a fork lift.
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RV stove tops are designed to operate on low pressure propane. I purchased one, built a small platform with sides to set it in and connected a flexible gas line and regulator. I now have a portable camp stove. GT