Recommended Propane Hose to Convert a POL Fitting to a Quick Disconnect Fitting on my Firepit

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Hi! I am trying to find the components that will allow my RV quick connect to connect with this firepit Can you help?

asked by: Kc

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Expert Reply:

After checking out the fire pit it has a standard POL type fitting on the factory hose. By switching this hose with the Quick Disconnect Propane Hose part # 37207-31195 you will be able to plug the grill directly into the existing quick connect port on your camper. This is a 12' hose that will allow you to get the pit away from the RV to prevent any issues.

expert reply by: Randy B

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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