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Step up your campout cooking game and ditch those little green cylinders that run out of gas far too soon. This hose lets you hook up your cooktop or other portable appliance to the same kind of refillable tank you use with your home grill.
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Today we're going to be taking a look at the MB Sturgis propane adapter hose. This hose is used for connecting a small portable camping appliance such as a grill, heater, or lantern, to a refillable 20-pound or 30-pound propane cylinder. This allows you to replace a disposable 1-pound propane bottle for longer periods of appliance usage. It's constructed of a thermoplastic construction. It's very strong, durable, and flexible. It's going to have the stainless steel over braid that protects against damage. The inner diameter is 1/4 inch.
It's going to feature a type 1 drain connector on this end that connects to the propane cylinder. On the other end is a 1 inch x 20 male swivel connector for connecting to the appliance. This is CAN and CGA 8.1 certified. It's designed for LP gas only. The temperature range is -40 degrees Fahrenheit to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. The maximum pressure rating is 350 psi and the overall length of this assembly is 144 inches, which is 12 feet long. That's going to do it for today's look at the MB Sturgis propane adapter hose..
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97% were satisfied with this product
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Ratings & Reviews

Kate F.
7/13/2026
Glad to we hear we had the hose you needed John. Any big adventures this year you would like to share, or better yet, what has been your greatest adventure?

James D.
8/3/2026
Thanks for taking the time to leave your feedback Jon. I'm glad the hose is working but those frayed strands definitely aren't what we'd expect. I don't blame you for wrapping the ends with tape but that's not something you should have to do with a new hose. It sounds like this may have slipped past quality control, were the frayed strands on the stainless braid itself, or were they sticking out near the crimped fittings on the ends?

Kate F.
3/18/2026
Glad to hear the quality matches the dollar amount Richard. I actually got to take a tour of the MB Sturgis facility, I even got to see the drawings of how their Type 1 connector compares to the others out there, they are top notch! Thanks for being a loyal etrailer neighbor (customer).
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William H.
8/6/2023
Used this propane hose many times. No issues. It coils up to about a 16in coil and stores in a bin.