Best 2006 Subaru Legacy Propane Fittings

Replaced along with new regulator. Went with a 2" longer hose.

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I’m glad I found etrailer. They’ve had a lot of the parts I need and they’re service is good and staff is nice to deal with and knowledgeable.

Product delivered as described and in a timely manner. Service is as good as it gets! Thanks for the great service you are providing to the RV industry. Kelsey is a very good sales person, and seems to know her job.

Fast service and the right parts.

The MB Sturgis parts worked exactly as advertised. As info, the propane tank compartment in our 1985 Coachmen is very tight, so we did need to replace pipes, fittings, and hoses to make it fit.

The total package, far better than others on the market. Includes the 2 hoses needed, 1 for your grill, 1 for your portable tank. A quality fitting that includes a quarter turn shutoff and quick couple on each branch. Shutoff relieves the pressure for connecting hoses and when the valve is then opened, it locks the coupler. Easy installation, I added a 4”x4” piece of plate steel to extend the mounting surface for the plastic regulator housing to attach to. This should help to reduce any strain the fittings. I had an issue with one of the included hoses. It appeared to be a defective nipple on one end that kept it from slipping into the coupler. One quick email and I had a replacement in just a couple days. “Thanks Carol and Hanna, you guys are great”

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I bought around eight of these because the hoses that came with the RV’s were prone to leaking. I also bought extra fittings to make it a clean 90 degree so as not to kink the hose.

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I purchased two of these propane pigtails at the same time I purchased new regulator. The pigtails lasted about 7 months, then both started leaking at roughly the same time. I had to replace both. I am not sure why they leaked, but am thinking the Texas summer heat might have had effect on the plastic part that screws onto the propane tank. New pigtails, different brand, working well.

I ordered a pigtail with an inverted flare and did not realize I really needed one with 1/4 inch NPT. This adapter solved my problem. I put some telplon tape, the yellow kind for gas, on the NPT side of the adapter and tighten it down. I tested all the connections with soapy water and found no leaks. Hopefully I good to go for another 5 years.

It was just what I needed to hook a standard propane hose to my camper propane regulator.