Propane Hose Pigtail Replacement For 1999 Sierra Forest River

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I need a hose for my 1999 Sierra Forest River. OG info: Listed 604H Flexible Hose Connector For L.P. Gas Model HH-4 350 psi max What can I get thats comparable or do you have it in stock?

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It appears you are in need of a propane hose pigtail for your 1999 Sierra Forest River. If this is the case then you'll want to use the MB Sturgis Propane Hose Assembly # 100473-12 which is 12" in length that has a 1/4" male NPT connection on one end and a type 1 connection on the other. This product also has internal back check which will stop protentional back flow leakage.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Answer 1

For a single tank setup the regulator you would want is the part #108220 which is rated for 400,000 btus. The regulator you mentioned does not have enough BTU.

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Answer 2

The MB Sturgis Propane Hose Assembly part #100473-12 should be exactly what you need to replace the leader hose that connects the propane tank and regulator on your 2007 Airstream Bambi Anniversary Edition. Since it has a MPT fitting you will need…

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Answer 3

The overall length from end to end of the MB Sturgis Propane Hose Assembly, #100473-12, is slightly greater than 12". However, once the 1/4" MPT is threaded into the regulator and the RV Type 1, with back check valve, is connected to the…

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Answer 4

Thanks for the photos; we do have exactly what you need, the MB Sturgis Propane Hose Assembly #100473-12. This is a 12 inch hose with a type 1 tank connection and 1/4" Male NPT fittings.

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Answer 5

We offer the necessary replacement pigtails in many lengths for rubber hose, you can use #37207-30755 for a 2 foot length, #37207-30775 for a 3 foot length or #CAM59183 for a 4 foot length. If you'd prefer braided steel hose for durability, use…

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Answer 6

If you have a 1/4 Inch - Male NPT, I suggest the #100473-12. If you have a 1/4 Inch - MIF, then I suggest #100833-12. If you have brass fittings in the inlets on the regulator then you most likely have the inverted flare.

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Answer 7

I looked up the hose and the regulator you currently have, and found that the GHA7 hose uses an ACME Nut connector to the LP tank and a 1/4 inch male inverted flare that connects to the 3/8 to 1/4 adapter used on the regulator. We offer the necessary…

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Answer 8

The hose and fittings sizes are standardized for RV's. Therefore, what you have is going to be a type 1 to either a 1/4" NPT or 1/4" Male Inverter Flare. If you have the former I recommend part #100473-12 or part #37207-30715 if you…

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Answer 9

The Lippert Components Power Stabilizer Trailer Jack #LC298707 that you referenced will work as a replacement for your 198641 stabilizer jack. If you use the Linc Analog Remote #LC292614 for your RV then this is compatible with that as well. The part…

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Answer 10

For your Propane lines, you will need to start with the pigtail, then regulator, then main line, tee, and alternate lines. I recommend the following: Pigtail #100473-12 Regulator #37207-30325 Tee #37207-30055 Because I don't know the connections…

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Answer 11

What you have there is an old school way of making a 2-stage regulator by running the propane through two single-stage regulators. You can add a second tank and replace what you have with an automatic changeover 2-stage regulator, part #CAM59005. You…

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Answer 12

FPT and MPT are both sub types of the NPT which is National Pipe Threads. MPT is just Male Pipe Threads and FPT is just Female Pipe Threads.

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