Kit to Connect RV Propane To External 100 lb Tank

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Hi, I have a 2017 grand design momentum. The LP system has a 30lb tank in a compartment on each side of the coach. The hose on either side is too short to reach an external 100lb tank. What all do I need to add about 6 ft of reach to the stock hose?

asked by: Josh K

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The kit we offer that is designed for filling an RV propane tank with an auxiliary tank is the MB Sturgis Quick Disconnect Deluxe Sturgi-Stay Propane Adapter Kit # 103539-MBS which is designed for exactly what you are describing.

The fill hose is 6 feet like you need as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting Kit #103539-MBS allows you to connect an auxiliary propane cylinder to power appliances so that you do not deplete the on-board gas supply in your RV's tank. The kit installs without tools and with no…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

We have a kit designed just for what you are looking for with the MB Sturgis T-Fitting w/ Hoses for POL Valve #103539-MBS. This installs between the tank and the regulator to give you a way to switch between your main RV propane tank and an auxiliary…

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Answer 6

Yes you could hook up a 100 lb tank to the line of the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting w/ Hoses for POL Valve #103539-MBS which would allow you to use it as a propane source instead of the 30 lb tanks.

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