Adapter Needed to Convert RV Propane Source to Fyre Cadet BBQ

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I am trying to connect my RVs low pressure propane connector to my Fyre Cadet BBQ and I cannot find a low pressure conversion kit to do the job. Can you help?

asked by: Van

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You are trying to convert it from a regulated low pressure to a lower pressure? Or are you just trying to make the connections with the propane lines? If it's just a line adapter you need you'd want the part # 100476-120-MBS.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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