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Propane regulator question
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Rick73
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Propane regulator question
Can anyone help me with this please? Feeling really dumb. Have never had a connection like this before. It doesn't seem to fit in any of the 3 propane tanks I've tried it on. It's on a propane fire table.
Is it for a different type of tanks? All 3 are fairly new tanks.
Thanks for any help.
Is it for a different type of tanks? All 3 are fairly new tanks.
Thanks for any help.
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LANDM
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Re: Propane regulator question
It appears standard. Are you turning it the correct way? Always start with the most obvious.
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Rick73
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Re: Propane regulator question
Doing some more research it looks like it's a pol valve?
Is there anything I can do to have it fit my standard tanks?
Is there anything I can do to have it fit my standard tanks?
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Re: Propane regulator question
If that’s a Webber Q1xxx or Qxxx, you need the adapter hose.
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Re: Propane regulator question
Go see Fuelpro on Adams Ct.
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Re: Propane regulator question
LANDM wrote:It appears standard. Are you turning it the correct way? Always start with the most obvious.
It does appear no different than standard, Propane is left to tight, not right.
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Rick73
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Re: Propane regulator question
This is the one I have on our other patio heaters that hooks up to any of our propane tanks and is different than the other one.
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