Does grill include tank hose?
600646
Yes. After I assembled the grill, I needed only a propane tank to fire it up. It's a great grill and I use it several times a week.
2153322
It does come with a hose that is about 42" long. You can get an extension hose that works well if you need it to be longer. (by the way, this grill is fantastic!)
572238
As purchased only the small propane canisters. The Coleman manuals shows an accessory hose with fittings for a typical 5-gal exchange tank
2016713
The hose is just an extension hose to go from the grill to your propane bottle/tank. The hose adapter will hook up to a normal camping 16.4oz propane cylinder or 20lb tank used with full sized grills. The rolling cart has an area where a 20lb tank can sit - be sure it rests on the ground, not on the stand.
717474
Yes, the fitting is a male fitting left hand threads that screws into the female connection on the top of the propane tank versus the usual connection with your grill. I used my propane tank directly from my grill on the first use.
1235486
Yes, there is room for a tank under the grill. The grill comes with the required connections.
1617799
This grill works with a regular, refillable tank. It should be noted however, that the built in version of this grill does NOT have space underneath for the tank. There are fittings and plumbing included with the grill so the tank can be concealed in an adjoining space to where the grill will be installed. This was not readily apparent to me when I ordered this grill online. As a result, we ended up making a few modifications to our new patio to accomodate this grill. After that, I can honestly say this is the best grill I Have ever owned.
821871
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.
778767
Connects to standard 20 pound grill tank. Hose screws into side. Hose is about 8' long, so I just stretch it out between two chairs and put the tank behind a chair if people are around it.
1511104
Yes. The hose is a standard size for Nat Gas and the only issue is making sure you have the proper fitting to mate it to your BBQ. You can purchase fittings at a local hardware or big box store. Just remember, as others indicate in their ratings, to use proper sealant tape and leaks should not be an issue!
1531621
The Camco gauge attaches to the tank, and the hose from my grill which has the regulator on it attaches to the Camco gauge. So, I guess the answer is the regulator is "downstream" from the gauge.
1235485
The grill is designed to be a built in unit. There is no room under the grill for a gas tank. Included with the grill is a set of mounting fixtures and an extra long gas line. The tank is meant to be mounted adjacent to the grill in another hidden area of the place where the grill will be built in.
2018665
No - you have to purchase separately. Most bbq's don't come with a propane tank.
1400385
Yes and the unit comes with the hose connection kit (except for the actual water hose). However, I found it very difficult to install. All I had to do in previous owned units was screw the hose on. You have to install a small plastic tube inside the unit and it was very difficult to get on. I finally found a YouTube video that suggested putting oil or Pam on the inside of the tube to slide more easily.
1340810
No you have to provide your own tank and regulator, the hose is with the cooktop to connect to the bottle.
373899
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.
1680413
Yes it does. It comes with a short (about 5') quick connect hose that is designed to connect to a BBQ connection on some RV's. It does not have a regulator on it though so what ever connection you have has to be after the LP regulator. If you are going to connect directly to a tank of any kind you will need to buy the accessory hose that they sell.