I'm trying to find the regulator andgas supply hose connection to the fryer to a 20# propane tank, What is the right size connection fitting?
1698666
The fryer has a standard 3/4" connection for propane supply. Your tank connects to a low pressure propane regulator (sometimes a first stage and second stage depending on your setup) and then to the fryer.
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I had my propane company hook mine up. I highly recommend you do the same. I have a high pressure line from the tank to the regulator that goes to the house. The generator has its own regulator,so they tied into the high pressure line just before the regulator at the house, and installed a valve that was tamper proof. I then had them install a quick connector to the valve. I bought a 12 ft. high pressure hose for the generator and installed the other half of quick connect to it. It works great! Just so you know....... this kind of hookup will void your warranty.
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I don't know how big a tank you have. but I used it to hook my grill to the house gas line, it MUST be regulated. there is a high pressure reg. on the tank ( 500 gal. or more ) then a low pressure reg. at the house, then I use a 1/4inch LP gas hose to connect to my grill. I hope this helps you out, if this don't help feel free to ask more. good luck Robert
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Look beneath it where is says "frequently bought together", you will need the hose/regulator. We use our's frequently outdoors for frying and blackening foods. Don't hesitate to buy, the quality is great.
2246270
This hose worked perfectly for me. The larger end fits into a standard 20lb.propane tank and the smaller end fits onto the grill (regulaor fitting) that normally accepts a 16.4 oz. propane bottle.
1870455
I looked at the turkey fryer and it looks like the hose is a standard hose. If you need a stainless hose, you should give it a try. You can always return it.
572050
You will need an adapter such as the CAMCO 59923 propane Acme nut to attach this to a standard propane tank. The male end of the hose should attach directly into your regulator
2207202
This adapter hose is for connecting the 20# tank to the unit only. The one pound bottles screw directly into the unit w/o any hose/adapter. Hope this helps!
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This adapter is designed to connect to a hose with standard 1/4" NPT female fittings. It is a full flow adapter and should only be installed after the regulator... i.e. propane tank> regulator> gas line> adapter.
767715
You'll need to get an ACME fitting for the hose to go directly to the propane tank. the side that goes to the RV regulator will work if the threads are the same.
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Any size propane tank will work, it is just a matter of having the right adapters to connect. My unit had the typical connector you would find on a barbeque grill but I use an adapter for the 1 lb can, available at most hardware stores. Other than that just make sure you hook the hoses up correctly (I had the water in hooked to the water out on the first try).
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Both the people I know who actually own this grill have gotten themselves the adapter (with hose) that lets you use refillable "20 pound" (and other sizes) propane tanks. There is plenty of room on the bottom rack for a tank this size. This way only the fairly compact (and flexible) hose is dangling from the connection port behind the timer. (And, by the way, WHY did they make timer only capable of 99 minutes time?)
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Do yourself a favor, I have purchased 2 of these heaters. Take the hose/regulator and the 90 degree elbow with you to the home depot or Lowes and let them get the correct adaptor for you. That's what I did. If I remember correctly its not an npt thread on both ends of the connector. I don't know why Mr. Heater doesn't supply everything needed to connect to the propane tank.
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It works fine with extender hoses made for the purpose. They don't have a regulator but rely on the regulator assembly that comes with the stove. The stove end of the hose simulates the top of a 1# propane tank. The tank end screws onto the tank connector. Another variation connects to a propane tree which connects to the tank. Totally easy, totally safe, designed for that purpose.A 20# tank is not convenient to lug around but lasts a lot longer if you don't have to move it around. There are intermediate size tanks that are a compromise between capacity and weight.
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The generator comes with a connecting hose & regulator, similar to that used on propane gas grills. I don't know what connector is on 100# LP tanks, but the hose provided with this generator expects the same type of fitting found on 20# and 30# tanks... (I am using a 30# tank with the generator, as I have 2 spare 30# on the RV (~100# of propane, in easy to move cylinders...) My understanding is the 100# tanks are not required to have the newer style TYPE 1 OPD valve found on the 20# tanks used for BBQ's. Your 100# tank will liekly be POL or TYPE 1. If its POL (threads on the inside of the tank outlet, as oppiosed to threads on the OUTSIDE (TYPE 1) You need a converter like http://www.amazon.com/GrillPro-11051-Universal-Propane-Adaptor/dp/B0029T5U0A/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1421791690&sr=8-3&keywords=100+pound+propane+tank
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Not natural gas (without changing the regulator, anyway), but you can buy an adaptor hose that'll let you connect to a large propane bottle (20# or 30# bottle).
2016713
The hose is just an extension hose to go from the grill to your propane bottle/tank. The hose adapter will hook up to a normal camping 16.4oz propane cylinder or 20lb tank used with full sized grills. The rolling cart has an area where a 20lb tank can sit - be sure it rests on the ground, not on the stand.