Could you get a longer hose, as to hook it up to an rv's tanks?
1412996
I am sure you can, it uses standard LP connections. I use this with my RV and I just carry 4 extra regular (Grill size) LP tanks with me........ Each tank last about 14 hrs continuous and that is 4 good days at the bike rally!
1412997
In the past I've used L P service facility to make special hoses I would say you could get a longer hose however it's probably not an off the shelf item. Can't never did anything.
1412998
You should be able to get a longer hose from most propane dealers and any fittings you might need. I got a long hose and adapters so i can use mine with my house propane tank.
1412999
do not know but the unit does not have wheels and there is no wheel kit for it
1413000
I'm sure you can or you can probably put one together yourself. If you are crafty like that!
1860302
Yes you can. The suction is not affected by a longer hose, the longer hose will let you route the run off further away from the pumped area.
982988
I believe you can buy an extension for the hose. Not sure if amazon sells it. I bought mine from a small business.
1016035
Yes, you can attach a short length of hose to the outlet port, and run it to the floor drain. We use the gray short hose from Home Depot that RVers use.
572240
I believe it can be hooked up to a larger propane tank, with the correct adapter. I may do this at some point but the little tanks last a while and they are only about $3.50 each.
1543219
Sure you will just need a longer hose extension the input side is not that long
1701931
Most RV sewer hoses are three inch. Purchase a good one to last, and cut off a section. Use remainder for emergency hose
703821
Jim, not sure what you asking. If you want to shorten the hose from original length then the answer is YES. In fact the pump came with an adaptor so that needs to be done is cut the hose to the desired length. However, if you want to lengthen the hose and pumping vertically, bear in mind the pump has a maximum height it can handle.
1200949
You might be able to since it's a standard hook up. You might need adapters. I hook it it with a Coleman tower to a large tank.
259526
I attached a male garden hose nub to the end of my hose. I've attached a picture to prove that it can be done. I used a male ended 3/4 inch poly hose fitting. I put a little electrical tape on the end of the fitting, and tightened it down the plastic clamp. I transferred 110 gallons of water (2 drums) into my RV with any leaks or problems.
1386195
With a hose and proper fittings, you could probably connect a bellows to the tank. Not sure how much pressure you be able to achieve, though.
1690424
Yes however it's only 3 or 4 feet...I had to use a connector and longer hose
352789
The hose is 10ft and we don't believe you could add a longer one. We were so impressed with this item we bought two one for ourwinters in Florida and one for home. We also recommended it to 4 other couples who bought one.
681872
The hose with connector is about 5ft. long. This is a negative -The connector is also metric , so it is not easy to find an extension hose from HD or other home centers. I tried several Home Centers , with no luck. I was referred to a local propane and gas company - they can convert the connection. I called Napoleon - they do not offer a longer hose.
767715
You'll need to get an ACME fitting for the hose to go directly to the propane tank. the side that goes to the RV regulator will work if the threads are the same.
621937
just attach a longer drain hose. Its a simple fix....hardwares store rubber tubing will be fine for this.
1200951
Yes you can. You may need a different hose or adapter to connect to your RV. You don't need to use the regulator because the RV should already have one installed where the tanks connect.