I noticed it comes with 2 hoses, just like for oxy-acetylene. If I'm using MAPP, do I I need another gas as well, or is the second hose unnecessary?
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You need oxygen and a gas that will burn. I use propane.you can buy both at most hardware stores.
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No you have to have your own hose. I know you can find package deals at places like 5starhookah.comBut I'm not sure they have upgraded to selling the new version with their deals.
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The hose comes with it. It screws into the propane tank. Plug it in, turn on the gas, hit the red button, and you got heat. All you need is a cresent wrench and a extension cord. They made the cord short so you can't burn it off accidentally.
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Well, mine is a Brinkman Grand Gourmet 2250, so all I can do is guess. However, if you have a side burner, then there will be either two hoses coming from the regulator, as here, or the hose will split into two with a "Y," Mine was a "Y" but I successfully replaced it with one of these, with two hoses coming from the regulator. If your hose splits, or there are two of them, then this could be right for you. I think that the gas fittings are standard, especially as mine and yours are both Brinkman's, so all you have to do is decide whether you need one hose or two. Though, if you have not used the side burner for a while, you could leave it unattached. I sort of wish I had because it must be a bit blocked and not burning properly. I boiled some ribs for an hour or so on it and the pan was black with oily soot, that made a real mess cleaning it off. Before I use it next, I'm stripping that and making sure the airway is clear. Happy BBQ'ing!
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This Model is set up for a Gas line, there is a different model set up specifically for Propane
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If memory serves, the oxygen regulator is the standard CGA 540, the acetylene is A CGA 200 (MC). The mc tank was meant for motorcycle lamps and should never be used with a torch(welding/brazing) according to The Compressed Gas Assoc. The withdraw limit on these little tanks is not sufficient for any torch set.
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I have a gas line connected to my heater... by the way I love it. Works great. If I had to guess - it depends on how often you will use it and at what level. but I would image a large tank - so you won't run out.
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Hope this helps; Yes you have to by butane cans separately in order to keep the torch going. When you refill the torch with the butane there is a fuel gauge showing how much is left or how much more it can hold. I personally use 5x refined.
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The smaller tank is designed for it, but I bought a small hose adapter and use my large propane tank that I've had forever.
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just need a BBQ type reg and hose, or borrow the one off your BBQ. I bought one at the local Ace hardware, but Home Depot carries them too. Walmart might also. Camping goods places, Walmart, Sports authority, Camping world , will have ways to do multiple hookups. so one tank will do several things. Remember it takes propane, not natural gas.And you have to adjust the air to get a pretty blue flame with the bolt that fits in the burner.
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Its has a 3/8" adapter with valve (red) connected via a flexible line to the orifice. So the sequence from the gas line will be gas line -> 1/2" to 3/8" reducer -> 3/8" adapter -> 2" flexible gas line -> orifice. All components except the reducer is included and in under the burner. However, if you are building a custom fire-pit placing/positioning the 3/8" adapter with valve is a pain.
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There is a screw in plug where the 2nd hose can be attached. No adapter necessary. You can download the complete operators manual at the CH website for complete details.
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Mixing it with water from the hose dilutes it, so if you have another container, pour half in that and save for later. It will leave more space in the original container for the water from the hose.
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The kit includes two hoses. One is crimped to the pressure tank and has a brass fitting on the other end. The other hose has the brake reservoir attachment on one end and a brass fitting on the other. Therefore, you have to connect both brass fittings (with teflon tape) before use.
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It is designed to be hooked up to a standard tank not a portable. It comes with a 3/8 flare fitting(male) so your supply hose needs a female and a pressure regulator. It is also designed to be in a box or cabinet. We have it and love the the two different burners.
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The hose has adequate capacity for the BTUs generated by your Weber, but you may need to get an adapter to attach to your grill. I had an older model Weber, and the fitting for attaching the hose to the manifold was smaller than the one that comes with the Mr. Heater hose. I was adapting a gas fireplace to natural gas, so I did not look for adapters for the Weber. However, I did find a good selection of gas fittings at Home Depot. The hose comes with a quick disconnect at the source, which automatically shuts off the supply line gas when disconnected, but you will need to install a manual shutoff valve at the source as well, if you do not already have one. Good luck on your project. The hose has adequate capacity for the BTUs generated by your Weber, but you may need to get an adapter to attach to your grill. I had an older model Weber, and the fitting for attaching the hose to the manifold was smaller than the one that comes with the Mr. Heater hose. I was adapting a gas fireplace to natural gas, so I did not look for adapters for the Weber. However, I did find a good selection of gas fittings at Home Depot. The hose comes with a quick disconnect at the source, which automatically shuts off the supply line gas when disconnected, but you will need to install a manual... » Read More The hose has adequate capacity for the BTUs generated by your Weber, but you may need to get an adapter to attach to your grill. I had an older model Weber, and the fitting for attaching the hose to the manifold was smaller than the one that comes with the Mr. Heater hose. I was adapting a gas fireplace to natural gas, so I did not look for adapters for the Weber. However, I did find a good selection of gas fittings at Home Depot. The hose comes with a quick disconnect at the source, which automatically shuts off the supply line gas when disconnected, but you will need to install a manual shutoff valve at the source as well, if you do not already have one. Good luck on your project. « Show Less
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No, this is just the supply hose. To convert from propane you will need a new gas orfice.