I purchased this item but It does not fit the OPD "overfilling prevention device" equipped propane tank. What adapter does it need ?
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If I'm understanding your question (I my not be), what I found confusing was that it Does fit, it's just opposite threaded. Screws in counter clockwise and back out clockwise. I thought mine didn't fit too. Hope this helps.
1395045
I took my hose to home depot and they gave me the adapter I needed. I hope this helps you.Sandy
1395046
It is a reversed thread on the regulator. Should not need an adapter as should be a universal regulator. Good look. Hope it helps.
1796281
Does not work with propane at all, isopro butane canisters are what you'll be looking for - although this adapter might work: http://www.amazon.com/Kovea-LPG-Adaptor-Small-Silver/dp/B00CFPISZW
246048
This adapter is designed to connect to a hose with standard 1/4" NPT female fittings. It is a full flow adapter and should only be installed after the regulator... i.e. propane tank> regulator> gas line> adapter.
70739
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.
951013
yes all you will need to purchase extra is the small bottles of propane which screw right on the adaptor. I found that Walmart has the propane bottles for the lowest price.
1770896
I am using propane with mine. That is the type of regulator that came with mine.
656756
On your propane tank there's the regular old male with the big threads... Now look INside that fitting and there are threads. This is what this fits. Reverse threads.
1645216
You do need to get the small regulators.With mine I use my regulators for the acetylene and oxygen tanks. The acetylene regulator will fit on propane tank.
1371933
The fitting that comes with the Heininger 5995 fits only 5 gallon propane bottles or larger. I don't know of any adapter that might be available.
965302
Don't use a hose, use a T adapter. Attach it to the large tank so that one of the distribution outlets points up, then screw on the Little Buddy. Each of the distribution points has its own auto shutoff, so no worries about only using one of the outputs. This has worked well for me, though it's a bit tight. You can make it very easy by using a "propane distribution post". It's the same effect as the T adapter, but provides more space.
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I connected to a 60 gal propane tank. Check the connector before u buy !! They sold me 2 60 gal tanks with the wrong connectors & i had to buy separately! They do, however work fine.
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Take the grill and match up the connecter because it should be a standard hose from the propane bottle to the stove. We got our hose at Sportsmans Warehouse but you can also find them at Wal-Mart and at propane dealers. It your grill takes the small green bottles you should have no problem fitting an adapter hose to the gallon one. They run about $20 to $25.
408439
No adapter is needed, but the connector has to be tightened very tightly for the propane to flow.
691607
Do yourself a favor, I have purchased 2 of these heaters. Take the hose/regulator and the 90 degree elbow with you to the home depot or Lowes and let them get the correct adaptor for you. That's what I did. If I remember correctly its not an npt thread on both ends of the connector. I don't know why Mr. Heater doesn't supply everything needed to connect to the propane tank.
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When my 20-lb tank on my grill runs out, instead of going out to fill it and ruining my meal, I just screw this adapter on and then I grab a 1-lb can of propane and screw it onto the other end and I am able to keep on cooking and then fill my 20-lb can later. I hope I have been of help to you.
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I have done it. You just have to have the adapter hose. Any adapter propane hose will work.
213783
You may use the small one pound cylinder by screwing it into the fitting one th right side of the grill. I prefer to use the adapter to attach a larger propane bottle. I also have a five foot long propane hose to run from the grill to five gallon tank. You may need an adapter on the tank side also. The grill works great and I use it a lot at home and camping.