Availability of Pigtail Hose Without Back-Check

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RV pigtail hose - looking for a propane pigtail hose between tank and regulator with out the check valve. do you carry one.

asked by: Carl

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Expert Reply:

We do have the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay Propane Fill Hose # 100019-24 which doesn't have a back-check. This pigtail has a POL fitting on one end and then a 1/4" male inverted flare on the end that connects to your regulator so if you already have an adapter in the regulator you'll need to remove it to use this pigtail.

Please note that when used as part of a dual-cylinder setup, this will not be RVIA compliant. The adapter fitting # 204120-MBS would need to be purchased (which has the back-check) to make it RVIA compliant.

expert reply by: Jon G

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