15" Hose For 100 lb Propane Tank With POL Fitting & 1/4" Male NPT Fitting

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Will this hose fit a 100 lb propane gas tank? Thank you in advance.

asked by: Hugo S

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Helpful Expert Reply:

We do have an option for you, though the # 100473-15-MBS has a Type 1 fitting one one end and 1/4" Male NPT fitting on the other; the Type 1 fitting does not connect to a 100 lb propane tank, as those tanks have a POL fitting. Though there are no tanks with a Male POL fitting and 1/4" Male NPT fitting, you can use an adapter to get exactly what you need, with the correct parts being the following:

- MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay Propane Fill Hose - POL Pigtail x 1/4" Male Inverted Flare - 15" # 100019-15

- Propane Adapter Fitting - 1/4" Female Inverted Flare x 1/4" Male NPT # 37207-30035

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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