Plumbing up a drop-in propane stove / cooktop

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Re: Plumbing up a drop-in propane stove / cooktop

Postby GuitarPhotog » Mon Oct 14, 2013 7:24 pm

Why does that hose from eBay need modification? I guess I don't understand what you're trying to do.

Can you post a photo of where you want to insert the hose, or just pix of the connectors?

Pretty much anything to do with propane costs extra because of safety regulations regarding how the hoses are attached to the connectors. Be prepared.

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Re: Plumbing up a drop-in propane stove / cooktop

Postby kd5edj63 » Tue Oct 15, 2013 10:54 am

I managed to rob my barbeque grill of the hose that goes to the side burner I never use. I pluged that hacked off hose end up (yes I checked for leaks) and cut the hard line and using my flaring tool, I flared the ends and used hose clamps to make a flex hose (and yes I checked that hose for leaks too). I hooked up 2 air compressors in a similar fasion so I figured it would work for a propane bottle. I just wish I would have put a 90 degree bend in the tubing before I cut it. But its an improvement
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