How to Attach 20 lb Throwaway Propane Bottle Connection to Propane Supply on RV

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How to modify a grill from a 20# propane bottle to a male quick disconnect and then attach to my RV supply?

asked by: Roy L

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Expert Reply:

I believe you are looking for the Camco Propane Adapter # CAM59213 which is a Female P.O.L./Male ACME x 1"-20 Male Throwaway Cylinder designed for connecting a small appliance that runs off a small tank to an RV propane source.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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I believe you are looking for the Camco Propane Adapter #CAM59213 which is a Female P.O.L./Male ACME x 1"-20 Male Throwaway Cylinder designed for connecting a small appliance that runs off a small tank to an RV propane source.

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Answer 3

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Answer 12

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