Hose to Connect Blackstone Instagator Gas Grill to Quick Disconnect Propane Fitting on Camper

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can i remove regulator and hose and buy one to hook hose up directly to my camper quick connect. my camper is set for 11 inch water coulumn

asked by: Chuck

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Expert Reply:

Since your camper already has a quick disconnect, a propane grill hose like # 100304-120-MBS is exactly what you'd need to connect to the 3/8 male flare fitting after the existing regulator and hose on your Blackstone Tailgator gas grill is removed. If you click the provided link, you can see a product description video featuring the hose you'd looked at earlier.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

Does the Blackstone Griddle use the throw-away propane bottle fitting? If so then hose #100304-120-MBS would not be the one you would use. If the griddle takes a 3/8 inch female fitting then it will work. If the griddle does directly take the…

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Answer 2

As you noted, you can't have the propane supply going through two regulators as it would not supply the correct pressure that your griddle needs to function properly. It doesn't look like the the propane regulator on the 36-inch Blackstone…

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Answer 3

In order to hook up a Blackstone Tailgater to the quick disconnect port on the side of a trailer you should be able to use the MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose part #100304-60-MBS or part #100304-120-MBS. I called Blackstone and they…

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Answer 4

There really isn't a significant difference between the MB Sturgis Quick Disconnect Kit part #104052-401132 and the Camco #CAM59853 as they both perform the same function. We do have the MB Sturgis Quick Disconnect Propane Adapter part…

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Answer 5

I suggest you connect another known good device to the RV's propane supply to operations check the propane supply. I also suggest you verify there is not a close off valve somewhere in the supply line that you have missed that needs to be opened.…

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Answer 6

I wasn't able to track down your order history but I can absolutely help you with a replacement. The easiest solution at this point is going to just be to replace both the breakaway switch and cable, as the cables themselves are really…

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Answer 7

The Laclede safety chains part #1483-535-04 are made in the USA and have a 5,400 lb capacity per chain. These also have a clevis style hook. Check out the review video I attached for more info as well.

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Answer 8

I definitely understand how safety chain capacities and determining exactly what chain rating you need for your trailer can be a bit confusing. To keep it as simple as possible, safety chain requirements state that the breaking strength of EACH…

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Answer 9

The breakaway cable should be longer than the safety chains according to RVIA Recreational Vehicle Industry Association. This will activate the brakes in the event you lose the trailer connection and the safety chains fail which will bring the…

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Answer 10

Yes you can use safety cables in place of safety chains as long as they are rated for the weight of the trailer. Chains are typically a little easier to use in this application though since you can manipulate the length of them easier by twisting…

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Answer 11

The safety chains need to exceed the loaded weight of the trailer not the axle capacity. If the loaded weight of your trailer is significantly under 3500 lbs then a 3500 lb safety chain is fine. I have attached a link to all of the safety chains that…

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Answer 12

The two wires on the Replacement Switch #3802348 are interchangeable, which is why they are the same color. I have added a link to a help article on wiring breakaway kits for you to check out as well.

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