More ?'s about the outside propane connection

[concreteman]

Utahgoldrup, On camp chef web site , click the button to explore products. Click on accessories, then 2 burner accessories. Its has no part number just "RVHOSE".

[jim carpenter]

rvhose is the correct part# that hose will work great.

[jim carpenter]

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[Utahgoldrup]

Thanks!! I ordered the Camp Chef hose, looking forward to not having to lug around an extra propane tank. I've seen where other guys have either made their own hose or had it made but this is the first time I've seen one already to go.

[sleepyT]

Jeff -- It is as simple as this ; The Cruiser propane regulator is set at around 11 lbs. of presure. Any stove that you buy that will work on that presure is good.

I have a Coleman Roadtrip Grill, it needs 15 lbs. of presure to work correctly. So I can not use the propane outlet by the entry door, and have my grill work correctly.