You're going to hear about "high pressure" and "low pressure" in the propane system. They are speaking about before, and after, the regulator. On your TT, the propane hits a regulator right at the tanks, so the whole TT distribution system is "low pressure."
You have to find a grill that works with low pressure. The hose you have probably connects straight to the LP bottle, and thus is high pressure. The regulator is commonly at the grill side.
You can't connect the low pressure supply to the inlet of a second regulator. You have to find a way to connect the low pressure supply straight to the grill. If the only controller you have to adjust the flame on the grill is the knob on the regulator, it won't work. The types that do work, with some plumbing, have flame controls that are separate from the regulator.
I didn't like always being so close to the TT. I went with a stand-alone grill, with it's own tank. Later, I forsook that, and now just carry a small Weber with charcoals!
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Marty and Martha
2015 Z-1 211RD
2012 Nissan Titan
Dalzell SC
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