Is the Camco Propane Appliance Extension Hose Rated for 350 psi High Pressure or Low Pressure

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Is this rated for 350PSI High Pressure or low pressure?

asked by: HAMRHED

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The Camco Propane Appliance Extension Hose # CAM59883 is rated for 350 psi High Pressure which is indicated on the hose itself. My contact at Camco confirmed this.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

Camco Propane Appliance Extension Hose #CAM59883 is used to increase the distance from a standard 20 or 30 pound propane tank to a portable appliance such as a grill. The 1/4" female fitting threads into a regulator with the mating male…

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Answer 2

That looks like a male NPT fitting like what the Camco Propane Extension Hose part #CAM59883 has and would connect to. This hose is 5 foot long.

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Answer 3

The location of where you installed the MB Sturgis High Pressure Propane Hose #100040-144-MBS would dictate how well it would perform under a trailer. If you had it directly behind a wheel and exposed you'd be asking for a problem. If you…

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Answer 4

We don't know what specific propane hoses were used on a 1977 Scamp trailer so you have to go by the specs on the extension hose. This one, #CAM59883, has 1/4 inch male and female NPT fittings. This is a common size. I have included a link to…

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Answer 5

We have hoses like what you are looking for such as the part #100040-144-MBS which is a 12 foot hose designed to go from a propane regulator to your trailer's gas piping system. I attached a page that has all of the sizes we carry too.

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Answer 6

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Answer 12

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