I am trying to figure out how to connect this hose to the new female threaded tee installed by the RVs propane tank .What adapters do I need?
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That is a really vague question. To answer, I'd need to know what size the tee fitting is, and what type of thread, and if it is male or female. Once I know that, I could most likely tell you.
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Not sure what threading is on the threaded tee that you are talking about. You will not get the quick disconnects off of the hose. The brass will strip before the threading will loosen. I would assume the tee is female pipe thread, probably 1/4" like the hose has. I would have someone verify the size, and buy the hose separate. You can buy a hose and just the quick connect coupling without hose for about the same price. I ended up having to buy an extra connection and several adaptors. But that was to connect a home gas grill to an existing line.
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This hose is designed to use the quick-connect low pressure piping outlet past the propane tank connections. You may need to go to a RV shop and piece together some kind of adapters for your need.
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You will need a quick connect female coupler. If the RV is newer it should have the female quick connect with a shut off valve. If not you will need camcorder part #59853 also available @ Amazon for around $20. Hope it helps
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I bought this to use on quick connect coupler already on rv.But you can get what you need from ace hardware or some plumbing supply.
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First you will need a quick change male adapter that fits the female end of the hose. I went to Lowe's and bought a second adapter to fit the between the quick change adapter and female threaded tee. You may or may not need the second piece. I took the parts to the store and they were helpful finding what would work. Any hardware store that carries brass fittings should be able to help. Be sure to tape the joints with teflon tape to avoid leaks. Good luck.
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I used this to connect my new portable "Little Red Campfire," and I didn't need any other fittings or connectors. It was a straight connection. I do know that there are one or two reviews for this item that do have a listing of all of the connectors they used to make it work. Tedious, but the information is there in the reviews. Sorry I can't help any more than that.Richard
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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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If your current table top heater originally was designed for the small disposable tanks, then your hose probably already has the proper fitting. If not you can buy an adapter for it. I run mine off of a larger tank with a hose that has the small tank male threads built onto it.
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Quick Connect fitting is 3/8" female NPT. The end opposite the Quick Connect is a 3/8" Flare for flare connection. I connected mine to a BBQ. I used the quick connect to a line from my homes propane with a 3/8 shut off valve. The other end goes to my BBQ,no need for a pressure regulator home line pressure for propane is low enough for a BBQ. You will need an adapter to convert that to NPT with a pressure regulator!
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Either you got the wrong one or your plumber is incorrect. Mine has a gray hose with the proper connector to hook to the gas outlet on my patio. Did yours come with all the parts to mount a propane tank underneath? If so, it is definitely a propane version. On mine the book mentions the tank mounting pieces but they did not come in the box.
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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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My pole came with a threaded male/male adapter that you can put in place of the quick connect coupler that comes onto the pole by default. My washer's hose also has a 3/8 female threaded connection and i was able to connect it just fine after replacing the coupler.
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The threads are for a garden hose (sorry, don't know diameter but it's pretty close to 3/4" pipe with different threads). Mine's connected to a camper trailer water line, but worked fine on a regular water hose while I figured out the best location. There are pipe thread to water hose adapters available.
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If you're going to hook it to a propane TANK then you need the adapter/hose. If you hook it up to a small cylinder which you typically find in the sporting goods section, no, it has the connector.
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Take it down to Home Depot and they'll sell you the adapter so you can connect it to a water hose. The threads are for plumbing type connections. The adapter will make it work.
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Sorry not familiar with quick connect but I ordered the elbow as recommended but the size I had to get because I hard plumbed mine, was all 3/8 flare, and 3/8 pipe thread where needed. Hope this helps. I found very helpful when I went to an actual LP propane dealer, supplier, just a guess but better than any big box store without the knowledge and or the right parts.
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The connection on the unit is a male hose thread. Since the end of the hose you use is also a male hose thread you must have an adapter that will go from male-to-male. One comes with the unit but I had numerous leak problems with mine. Since it was plastic when I moved the unit, pulling the hose along, the threads would loosen then leak. I purchase a brass one instead at a local home store and that solved the problem.
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the connectors in the kit won't do it. You would need the 3/8" male quick connect fitting. But I'm not sure I'd trust just any old connector. Normally they are made for compressed air, and you would have to find ones made for LP gas use. Be careful, with that many connections, you'd be asking for leaks. If you do it, put a shut off at the source so you can shut the whole hose down.
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Just pick up a newer model propane tank with the up-to-date (larger) male threads. The valve comes with the Weber.
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You have the right adapter. But your hose is wrong. You should have 1/4" SAE female end at your hose.
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Yes you would need a hose to connect the propane tank. I use a hose with 5 # & 10# tanks.
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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.