Adapter to Connect Mr. Heater Buddy Portable Heater To RV Propane Tank

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From the description online, this part appears to work with the Mr Heater Buddy portable heater Can you confirm this hose will work on this specific heater?

asked by: John

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Expert Reply:

I checked out your heater and it is designed to use a 1 lb throwaway style propane tank so the adapter part # 100476-72-MBS that you referenced would work well for you as it will allow you to connect the heater to your RV's propane source.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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