I expected a plastic female connector from the regulator to outside threads of a 20# liquid propane tank. Does that come with your regulator?
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No, that doesn't come with it, however you shouldn't need it if you have a regular 20# lpg tank. If you look at the picture for the product on amazon, and then you look at the red regulator, look on the left side of it. That's a male connector that actually threads to the inside of the nozzle on the propane tank. Most people don't realize that almost all propane tanks have 2 sets of threads. 1 set of big thick threads on the outside (that's what the female coupling you asked about would use, similar to what a grill uses), then a second set of finer threads on the inside of that very same nozzle. Some fill stations use those threads. I'll put it this way, I had a propane tank, and nothing else, and the kit from amazon included everything I needed to setup the fire pit (even including the teflon tape). Nothing else will need to be purchased as long as you have a propane tank in good condition. Hope this helps!
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the regulator is the new style that fits on to a new style gas tank the hose is your standard backwards thread if the hose length is right and it should fit
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The external threads are the same as the 20 lb tank valve. The internal threads fit those little green 1 lb propane cylinders. You attach the hose from your LP appliance to the external threads, and a 1 lb cylinder to the internal threads.
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hello, as the picture show, the only connectors are the tube ones. inside plastic cover are female connectors to the ligther housing. hope this help.
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No, right hand thread. It went easily onto a normal pipe-thread. To be clear, we are talking about the female end of the Quick connector.
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Threads inside of my tank take the fitting on it ... it's a LH thread by the way, opposite from what you're used to...
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Mine came with a special hose that was for natural gas connection. I had a plumber put a quick-connect connector on and a valve on my natural gas line. It does not have the twist type end that a propane connector usually has. Hope that helps.
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In order to make this fit my Coleman grill, I drilled out the propane inlet one size smaller than the brass connecter that I took off my old regulator and then inserted the male brass into the female aluminium and screwed it in. Since the brass is denser than aluminium it created its own threads. daniel, Arivaca Az.
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It is a reversed thread on the regulator. Should not need an adapter as should be a universal regulator. Good look. Hope it helps.
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Screw type male end both sides to fit regulator. And yes only one In package. Can get it cheaper on eBay as a new item. Would not recommend buying it here, I too was robbed by thinking I got all 3 fittings.
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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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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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I'm not certain, but I used a standard propane tank that they sell for use with grills so I think yours should be the same as far as connecting. I just open the valve all the way and it works ok for me, so I don't think the regulator should pose a problem either.
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what kind of regulator did you get? Same store has one listed here called "XtremepowerUS 20PSI High Pressure 4Feet Propane Regulator W/ Hose". Will that work?
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The part that has the threads that screw onto the propane tank gas output is plastic.
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The generator comes with a connecting hose & regulator, similar to that used on propane gas grills. I don't know what connector is on 100# LP tanks, but the hose provided with this generator expects the same type of fitting found on 20# and 30# tanks... (I am using a 30# tank with the generator, as I have 2 spare 30# on the RV (~100# of propane, in easy to move cylinders...) My understanding is the 100# tanks are not required to have the newer style TYPE 1 OPD valve found on the 20# tanks used for BBQ's. Your 100# tank will liekly be POL or TYPE 1. If its POL (threads on the inside of the tank outlet, as oppiosed to threads on the OUTSIDE (TYPE 1) You need a converter like http://www.amazon.com/GrillPro-11051-Universal-Propane-Adaptor/dp/B0029T5U0A/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1421791690&sr=8-3&keywords=100+pound+propane+tank
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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.