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• How To Hook Up a Blackstone Tailgater To a Quick Disconnect Propane Port On Trailer
  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 said you can remove the hose with included regulator that comes with the unit and install the above on the fitting that comes out of the gas knob that way you can attach this directly to your trailer. The quick disconnect port on the side of...
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• Adding A Tee To An RV Propane System To Fuel Propane Appliances
  Since you want to keep the regulators on your fire pit and grill you will want to place a tee before the regulator on your RV's propane line. Most people are switching to quick disconnect so I recommend using the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting for POL Valve - 2 Model 250 Quick Disconnect Ports Item # 103537-MBS. Based on the picture you sent it the area looks a little tight so you may have to get a few other elbows or extensions to get it placed right. I highly recommend using a certified...
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• Connecting Champion 4500 Dual Fuel Generator to Travel Trailers Propane System
  You have already identified the most likely problem when you stated "doesn’t seem to get enough propane". The QD system on your Airstream set up is run through a propane regulator. Connecting to this and using the included regulator with the Champion 4,500-Watt Dual Fuel Portable Inverter Generator, # CH44FR is not supplying enough propane, you are dropping the pressure and volume too low. I recommend connecting your generator to the propane source using the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting,...
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• How to Connect Champion Dual Fuel Generator to Airstream LPG Port
  It sounds like you are trying to connect your Champion generator to the quick disconnect propone outlet on your Airstream that is commonly used to connect propane accessories such as a grill or griddle, is this correct? If so, you will want to use part # 100304-120-MBS. If you are wanting to connect directly to your propane tank, the best way to do that would be to simply unhook one of your propane lines at the tank and use part # CAM57703 to go from the tank to the generator.
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• Connecting a Nexgrill Propane Grill to a Trailer's Built in Quick Disconnect
  The quick disconnect outlet on your Rockwood is already regulated so you need new hose that doesn't have a regulator on it. The hose needs a quick disconnect on one end of course and a 3/8 female flare on the other. We carry two hoses with these connections: 60 inch part # 100304-60-MBS 120 inch part # 100304-120-MBS You didn't say how long it needs to be but they'll both do the job.
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• Recommended Quick-Connect for Blackstone Tailgater
  According to Blackstone, the fitting that comes out of the gas knob is a male 3/8" inverted flare so I recommend using the MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose - 120" Long # 100304-120-MBS. The MB Sturgis Quick Disconnect Propane Adapter Fitting - Male Model 250 x 1/4" MPT # 401132-MBS or the Camco Quick-Connect Kit for Low Pressure Propane Systems - Valve and Full Flow Plug # CAM59853 will adapt a 1/4" NPT hose to provide the functionality of a quick-disconnect system.
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• Is it Possible to Connect My Coleman 285 Portable Grill to a Regular Sized Propane Tank
  Yes, there is a way to connect your Coleman 285 Portable Grill to a regular sized propane take. You will need the MB Sturgis Propane Adapter Hose for Small Appliance - Type 1 x Disposable Cylinder Port - 12' # 100555-144-MBS. This will connect your portable grill straight to the propane tank.
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• Parts for Exterior 100 lb Propane Tank Connection to 3/4 Inch Inlet on House
  I don't know the code requirements for your house, but I do know what can physically work for your gas stovetop and fireplace. Since you will be supplying the 3/4 inch pipe, I recommend using the MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose - 120" Long # 100304-120-MBS which will connect to the MB Sturgis Quick Disconnect Propane Connector - 1/4" FPT # 104052-MBS which in turn connects to the POL # 204051-MBS for your tank. No regulator is needed on the tank side of the system as...
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• Adding A Propane Gas Quick Connect Under Trailer
  Than you for providing the photograph from under your trailer near the location you would like a propane quick disconnect hose installed. In the picture we see a iron pipe elbow attached to a fitting which is, male pipe thread on one side and male flare on the other. The flare side appears to connect to an appliance distribution line. I don't think you are supposed to try to Tee off a distribution line. Instead I would replace the elbow with a tee. I have attached a crude drawing I just...
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• Coleman 285 Grill Compatibility with Propane Quick Connect on Trailer
  Your quick disconnect was designed for appliances like a grill or stove to be used. Certain grills do have a different connection that requires more power as your Coleman Roadtrip may. Based on some research there are many videos that show how to remove your regulator on your grill so it can be used with your quick connect, but it does require some modification of your grill connection with a kit that we don't offer. I instead recommend using the Camco 90-Degree Brass Propane Tee w/...
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• How To Remove Regulator on Propane Grill and Attach It To RV with Quick Connect
  The propane regulators typically use a 3/8" female flare fitting for the accessory side. Therefore, if you are left with a 3/8" male flare fitting once the regulator is removed then you can use the MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose part # 100304-120-MBS to attach it to a quick disconnect port on the RV.
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• Correct Quick Connect Hose for 2022 Thor Tellaro With Coleman Propane Stove
  I would double check the quick disconnect hose to make sure it is the correct fit since you say it wouldn't connect. It is possible it is for some other application. We do have hoses available like the MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose - 120" Long # 100304-120-MBS. Before you try another hose, I would also make sure you do not have a regulator on your Coleman propane stove. These often have one built in. If that is the case, you will not be able to use the quick disconnect...
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• Parts to Connect Blackstone Griddle to RV Propane Supply
  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 griddle is removable; therefore, you have two options. The first option you have is to not use the quick disconnect port on your trailer and instead tap into the propane supply before it goes through the regulator with a combination of the MB Sturgis...
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• Recommended Propane Hoses with Quick Connect for Grill or Griddle
  Without knowing the connection on your Blackstone Griddle, I have a couple of options for you. If you have the quick-connect on it, then I recommend the Camco Quick-Connect to Quick-Connect Propane Hose - 3' Long # CAM57280. If you have a traditional propane tank connection on it, then I recommend the MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose - 60" Long # 100304-60-MBS or the # 100304-120-MBS. If you connect to disposable cylinders, I recommend the MB Sturgis Quick Disconnect Propane...
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• Is It Possible to Supply Propane to Grill that Has Regulator from RV Propane Tanks
  There isn't a great way to do what you are looking for but if you install a tee between your propane source and regulator like with the part # 103613-MBS you can access the higher pressure propane your grill needs. So from there it would be a matter of matching up the propane fitting/connector on your grill so that we can get you propane from the tee directly to the grill.
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• Blackstone to RV Propane Connected to RV
  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. If you need a replacement supply hose, I suggest the MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose - 60" Long, # 100304-120-MBS. Connect your grill to another propane supply source to ops check it and ensure you are not trying to run the...
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• Availability Of A Propane Adapter Hose With A Type-1 And 3/8" Female Flare Fitting
  We currently offer the following options with a type 1 fitting on one end and a 3/8" female flare fitting on the other end: BBQ Adapter Hose - 5/16" Inner Diameter - 2' # 37207-31295 BBQ Adapter Hose - 5/16" Inner Diameter - 5' # 37207-31305 Camco Low-Pressure LP Gas Regulator w/ 6' Long Hose # CAM57703 Camco Low-Pressure LP Gas Regulator w/ 12' Long Hose # CAM57721
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• What is the Correct LP Hose to Connect a Coleman Grill to a 2017 Imagine Grand Design RV
  The MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose, # 100304-120-MBS, will connect to a quick connect on a RV's LP system and the end can be connected to the regulator on the grill. The grill end connector is a 3/8 female flare swivel and the hose has a maximum pressure rating of 350 psi.
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• Connecting Blackstone Tailgater to 5th Wheel Propane System
  For your grill, you normally wouldn't use an additional regulator and would just use the high pressure system since you have the flame adjustment knobs to regulate your output. You can use the MB Sturgis Quick Disconnect Propane Adapter Fitting - Male Model 250 x 1/4" MPT # 401132-MBS to connect to the grill itself. Then use MB Sturgis Dual Quick Disconnect Propane Hose for Small Appliance - 10' # 100395-120-MBS to connect to Tee # 103613-MBS.
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• Which Quick Connect Hose for RV with 3/8 Inch Female Inverter Flare On Appliance End
  It sounds like you might need the MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose - 120" Long # 100304-120-MBS which has a 3/8" female inverted flare on one end and a quick connect on the other. I'm a little confused though because a quick connect fitting won't be threaded. If that's not the hose you're looking for, and can let me know what you're trying to connect to the quick-connect port, I can help you locate the hose or fitting you're looking for.
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• Adapting a Male Quick Disconnect on a Grill to a Regulator or Propane Tank
  There isn't an adapter for that but what you can do is use hose # 100395-120-MBS which has a female quick disconnect on one end and a male on the other end. Then use a T-fitting such as # 103537-MBS if the propane tank is on a motorized RV (motorhome) or # 103613-MBS for a standard 20 or 30 pound tank found on travel trailers.
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• Hose to Connect Blackstone Instagator Gas Grill to Quick Disconnect Propane Fitting on Camper
  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.
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• Will MB Sturgis RV Quick-Connect Propane Grill Hose # 100304-120-MBS Arctic Fox 990
  As long as your Arctic Fox 990 has the standard 1/4" Model 250 male quick-disconnect plug like nearly all trailers have this would fit and work well for you.
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• Propane Tee Length - Most Compacet Tee.
  There's no doubt about it, those propane Tees take up some space and create awkward connections. The MB Sturgis # 103602-MBS would be as good as any of them if those are the connection types you need. Are you adding a Tee for an outdoor grill? Do you need gas that comes after the pressure regulator? Maybe a better idea is to follow your gas line after the regulator. Most likely there is a hose after the regulator that runs to 1/2" iron NPT pipe that then runs under the coach and goes...
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