Yes the Camco Brass Propane Tee w/ 4 Ports, 5' Long Supply Hose, and 12' Long Extension Hose part # CAM59123 can easily be added to your 5th wheel camper. It works with both the Type 1 fitting most common on newer propane tanks that thread on the outside of the tank and the POL which is found on older tanks and thread inside the tank. A POL fitting has left hand threads by the way. It will also allow you to connect multiple different accessories with out the need to bring along extra propane... view full answer...
Correct, in order to attach a propane accessory to the quick disconnect port on a trailer that accessory must be unregulated as the quick disconnect ports on trailers are already run through the main propane regulator. If the propane grill has a built-in regulator which most do then you will need to tee into the propane supply before it reaches the regulator with the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting part # 103613-MBS. The MB Sturgis Quick Disconnect Propane Hose for Small Appliance part... view full answer...
A 100 lb propane tank will use a POL fitting so you can attach a regulator like the MB Sturgis Single Stage Propane Regulator part # 108072 using the MB Sturgis POL Propane Tank Connector Fitting part # 204051-MBS. Then, all you need is a hose to go from the other side of the regulator to the accessory. I don't know how long of a hose you need or what size fitting the accessory uses but what I can tell you is that one end will need to have a 1/4" NPT to thread into the regulator.
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Nearly all propane accessories like the range you have require LP or low pressure propane which is 11 inches of water column and what the regulator part # CAM59013 that you mentioned. I can't say for certain though as you'd have to check the range to be certain, but I would be surprised if it called for a different propane pressure. view full answer...
Yes, if you use the Camco 90-Degree Brass Propane Tee part # CAM59143 with the Camco Propane Adapter part # CAM59213 you'll be able to hook up both accessories to the same tank and there is an extension hose so you can extend the reach of one of the accessories. view full answer...
I do have an option for you but the quick-disconnect ports on the sides of trailers can only be used with accessories without built-in regulators. The majority of stoves and grills have these built-in regulators so the port on the side of the trailer is not an option. I not aware of any quick-disconnect tee's like you described anyhow.
Instead, I recommend using the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting part # 103537-MBS with the Propane Adapter Fitting part # 37207-30125 which will splice... view full answer...
Sounds like you would want the Camco Brass Propane Tee w/ 3 Ports # CAM59103. This product is designed for exactly what you are looking for. It is a 12 foot extension with a 3 port tee that would allow you to run a propane accessory for a grill.
The female side will connect to propane regulator so an additional regulator would not be needed. view full answer...
The Camco Quick-Connect to Quick-Connect Propane Hose - 3' Long # CAM57280 will be all you need to connect a grill or other appliance that has the quick connect feature. If you don't have that feature and want to add it to a grill or appliance, you simply need the Camco Quick-Connect Full Flow Plug for Low Pressure Propane Systems # CAM59903 along with some sealant like # LT37482. view full answer...
In order to choose the correct propane hose you will need to know what size fittings you have on either end of the accessories that the line will be hooked up to. If you are referring to a dual stage propane regulator such as the MB Sturgis Horizontal 2-Stage Propane Regulator part # 108221 then these usually have a 3/8" NPT outlet. If that is the case then the MB Sturgis High Pressure Propane Hose part # 100040-144-MBS is the longest we have at 12' but you could certainly combine multiple... view full answer...
For this application normally we recommend the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Flow T-Fitting w/ Hose for POL Valve # 103608 which comes with a hose for unregulated propane to run to throwaway style propane accessories. The hose length is 12 feet. view full answer...
The propane regulators typically use a 3/8" female flare fitting for the accessory side. Therefore, if you are left with a 3/8" male flare fitting once the regulator is removed then you can use the MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose part # 100304-120-MBS to attach it to a quick disconnect port on the RV. view full answer...
Depends on the propane requirements of your accessories. If the water heater, stove, and heater all require LP which is rated at 11 inch water column then yes the regulator part # CAM59005 would work well.
Most house appliances are rated for LP like what this is designed for so this regulator should work well. view full answer...
You will need a regulator to supply your RV with propane as all RV propane accessories are designed for low pressure propane. The first thing you'll need is a pigtail to plug into the DOT cylinder you want to use. For that you'd want the part # 100473-12. Next you'd want a regulator like part # 108220 and then a hose to connect to your trailer. Most likely you'd need the part # 100040-144-MBS which uses 3/8 inch MPT fittings but you might check out the FAQ article I attached to determine... view full answer...
The Camco 90-Degree Brass Propane Tee w/ 3 Ports and 12' Long Extension Hose # CAM59143 you asked from has the similar Tee as the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting # 103612-MBS which you can use as a second tee.
I've also linked the page to all the Tee options we carry to assist if you are looking for something similar yet with more or other connections. view full answer...
You'd need to use a regulator to get the pressure down the 11 inch water column that propane accessories are designed to work with. For that you'd want the part # CAM59313.
This will get the pressure down to where you need it. view full answer...
The MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting part # 103613-MBS has type one fittings which are for smaller propane tanks like a 20 lb. The correct t-fitting for a larger 100 lb propane tank which will have POL fittings is the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting part # 103537-MBS.
I'm not sure exactly how you want to hook the tank up but I have attached for you below a list of all our hoses you can filter through by fitting type and length. If you need help with this, just let me know exactly how... view full answer...
For starters, we carry propane accessories for camping equipment and small appliances, not commercial duty deep fryers so we may not have the exact fittings/advice you need. However, I can give fittings/advice based on my experience with the above.
If the deep fryer you are using has a built-in regulator then an additional one at the tank would only cause problems because it further reduces the water columns to a point that the deep fryer would not be able to function. Therefore, I don't... view full answer...
There is a bolt-on bracket available that is designed for applications just like yours. Part # RP58305 is designed for trailers that have propane tanks or other accessories mounted on top of the frame rails that would prevent a normal snap up bracket from being installed. Since these bolt to the sides of the trailer frame clearance above the frame member isn't required.
This would work great with the # RP66084 as long is this is the properly rated system for your setup.
The best way to... view full answer...
Your 2018 Lance Model 1985 trailer is listed online as 23 feet 3 inches long and 96-3/4 inches wide. The covers do not normally cover the propane tanks or the tongue itself. I recommend the Adco Olefin RV Cover for Travel Trailers - All-Climate + Wind for trailers up to 24' Long # AD67ZR. This cover has an Olefin top and polypropylene sides. It has a cinching system to remove slack and keep the cover from billowing. It is water resistant and breathable.
If you want to cover your... view full answer...
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