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Gma & Gogs → New RVillagers Group: December 8, 2020If there’s a better group for this please let me know (I searched but didn’t find much).
I’m trying to figure out if the quick connect off our propane tank (on a used 2020 Jayco Precept 31UL) would be low pressure? I want to hook up a portable gas gril... moreIf there’s a better group for this please let me know (I searched but didn’t find much).
I’m trying to figure out if the quick connect off our propane tank (on a used 2020 Jayco Precept 31UL) would be low pressure? I want to hook up a portable gas grill and Coleman stove. The RV propane hoses I found on Amazon state it’s for low pressure connections only.
Terry & Donna SchroederDecember 8, 2020
The regulator is in the white shroud (box/cover) on the right hand side. Hose coming off of the right should feed your RV and connect to the quick connect line, I see no line coming off before the regulator, so if that is the case, it is low pressure.
Dan-n-Jo December 10, 2020I use the high pressure and hook my grill to it. Almost all BBQ grills have a regulator on them, that is the control for the amount of fire/heat you are getting out. I installed a 'T' fitting, shut off, and normal QCC fitting (the regular one you would se... moreI use the high pressure and hook my grill to it. Almost all BBQ grills have a regulator on them, that is the control for the amount of fire/heat you are getting out. I installed a 'T' fitting, shut off, and normal QCC fitting (the regular one you would see on a BBQ grill tank. I can use it in two ways, either to utilize for an external appliance (grill, lantern etc.) or as an 'Extend-A-Stay' to use an external tank to feed my motorhome should I run out. Fairly easy never had any problem. less
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