What is the size of the supply line that this needs? It seems to be bigger than my old supply line
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i have a braided stainless line made by watts which i bought at lowe's. it is a 3/8" o.d. outlet by 7/8" o.d. ballcock outlet. it is 3/8" because that is what the outlet of the shutoff valve is. your's may be different, but the 7/8": ballcock is the standard size for the toilet end, or in this case the inlet to the fill valve. hope this helps.
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Update: Bigger than the 1/4 fitting on my fridge water supply line. Here are the mfg specs: Metal Bladder Tank 3.2 Gallon (NSF approved) Stainless Steel Connector 1/4"NPT Made from FDA listed, food grade materials Special designed for RO application Discharge efficiently in a vertical or horizontal position
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As long as you have the small bottle style connection or the adapter that will mount to the provided regulator on the Grill.It comes ready to mount the small cylinder style bottles to the provided regulator. I attach an extension hose to the regulator and run it to a large bottle that can sit in a different location.In short, as long as your supply line has that style of connection or you use an adapter on your supply line.
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Hello, I was able to use standard replacement line, although you should check the diameter.
967914
The biggest wire I have stripped was a 30 amp cable from an RV which I believe was at least 7/8". It would have gone bigger yet.
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That is the size I have. It worked just fine for a couple months. I ended up having to get another one from Intex.
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Gordon gave the correct answer, to his inclusion of a "longer" supply hose. I did just that for my "little red campfire" and added a quick disconnect fitting for the "tee", the tank adapter, and quick disconnect adapter for the hose. Now I can power it from: a one pound container, a twenty pound container, and to the motor home!
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Used 3/4" line. Would probably not be good to use a smaller line, but check the Rheem specifications and installation requirements.
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It is a 5/8 connection to the stove so the supply is reduced no matter how big the hose is. Don't believe it will make a differnce
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I went to a pool supply store to find out the measurements mine would take. As long as the size and the way it attaches are the same it should work.
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I think you could probably cut the line to make it fit .... it's about 8 inches long. I really like mine. I used it so much.
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Sorry, I do not know. But, I'd try cutting a little bit of tubing from home depot of the same diameter and save your self the hunt.
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I just bought plastic tubing from the hardware store. It is standard. It was a year ago and I do not remember the size.
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The supply line, is 3/8 . Line to the unit is 1/2. But it is Natural Gas. Not propane
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The supply lines are approximately 24" long. The bottom half of the faucet unscrews so you can easily hand tighten the supply lines to the hot and cold.
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We have a 1/2" black pipe going into, standard connection. The propane outfit installed it with the flexible yellow line. Its all vapor, so do not need a large supply. Just makes sure you put in a 250 gallon tank. Not that you need 250 gallon, but tank needs to be that big so it supplies a sufficient amount of vapor. If too small, it will start sucking fluid which will freeze the line. Let a propane company install it, trust me, well worth it.
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Washing machine hose typically has larger fittings than standard sink supply lines; but if the fittings match your supply, sure.