09-29-2016, 10:44 PM
We have an 2014 Adventurer 910DB that we purchased this summer and have been having a great time with it. One of the things that I noticed when we bought it was that it a quick disconnect fitting for the LP gas just below the tank compartment.
My wife and I are completely new to campers of any kind so we have spent most of the last couple of months just trying to figure things out and establish a routine for ourselves. Well I finally for around to looking at the disconnect valve and noticed that it was on the regulated side of the pressure regulator. I did a little looking on line and was excited because it looked like I could order a 6 foot hose with a quick connect fitting on when end and a 1 pound propane bottle threaded coupling on the other. I figured that we be perfect for our little coleman stove and I wouldn't have to mess around with those silly little propane bottles anymore. So I ordered one up and took it with us on our last outing.
I was really disappointed when I could barely keep a flame going on our stove, with the valves cranked all the way open. Looking at it I figured out the problem quick enough. I am going through two regulators, the one on the camper, and one on the stove.
Does anybody know of a fitting that I can connect to the grill that would allow me to bypass the grill's regulator or is there a stove out there that people like to use with that quick connect fitting?
Thank you,
Jason
My wife and I are completely new to campers of any kind so we have spent most of the last couple of months just trying to figure things out and establish a routine for ourselves. Well I finally for around to looking at the disconnect valve and noticed that it was on the regulated side of the pressure regulator. I did a little looking on line and was excited because it looked like I could order a 6 foot hose with a quick connect fitting on when end and a 1 pound propane bottle threaded coupling on the other. I figured that we be perfect for our little coleman stove and I wouldn't have to mess around with those silly little propane bottles anymore. So I ordered one up and took it with us on our last outing.
I was really disappointed when I could barely keep a flame going on our stove, with the valves cranked all the way open. Looking at it I figured out the problem quick enough. I am going through two regulators, the one on the camper, and one on the stove.
Does anybody know of a fitting that I can connect to the grill that would allow me to bypass the grill's regulator or is there a stove out there that people like to use with that quick connect fitting?
Thank you,
Jason