Do you use a 1/2" flare connection to connect the propane or a female pipe thread or npt? Or other?
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This stupid thing would not adapt to any plumbing fittings that we could find here, it's a shame because it would have been nice to use it!
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The female quick connect has a female end that connects to 1/2" M.I.P..I do not see why you couldn't adapt the Propane tank to fit that with some adapters or reducers. Hope this helps. Also, I am not sure what size the Weber male quick connector is.
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Not sure if you know this but propane tanks have reverse threads. The connector must be turned to the left, or counter-clockwise, to tighten. Outside of that i dont have any answers. Mine is still working good after 2 winters of heavy use, going on a third with no issues.
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You will need to go to a propane dealer and get an adapter. Any plumbing supply should help you also. I had to buy a couple of adapters.
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I went out and looked at my connection, and had to laugh. I now remember the pain. My line from the utility is a female quick connect. My line from the grill was way larger, and there are about 5 brass fittings in between to get it to downsize and result in a male/ female proper interconnect. It's not rocket science, but takes some thought. For some reason, I think this is complicated between British (Weber) and U.S. normal configs. Again, a good store that sells grills and a picture and measurement of your two starting ends (grill and gas connection) will help.
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I believe it is 1/8" NPT (National Pipe Thread). I didn't try threading it onto a known NPT fitting, but I'm pretty sure it is.
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it uses the same fitting that is used on BBQ grills. If the tank you bought does not fit then return the tank and get a proper one. don't use adapters. also , you realize that the threading on propane tanks is a left handed thread ? turn left (counter clockwise) to tighten and right to loosen. the opposite of what we are used too ?
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It takes the small screw on, you can also buy an adapter and use an full size propane tank.
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you'll need an adapter to go from the OPD connection on your bulk tank to the connector on the Coleman hose. I use a tee connector so I can connect two things to my bulk tank at the same time, i.e. propane light or heater.
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No, you will need an adapter -- something along the lines of Mr. Heater Propane Acme Nut X 1/4-Inch Male Pipe Thread for Up to 200, 000 BTU Flow to adapt the propane tank connection to 1/4" NPT.
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I used this fitting to plumb into the existing propane system on my motorhome. I t'ed in and use this fitting inconjuction with an extension hose to run a BBQ. Propane flows from the 1/4" treaded end to the ACME/POL threaded end.
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I purchased one of these to adapt my old style tree to new camp stove, which worked great, but I do not think it has the inner threads to fit OL connector. Unfortunately I do not have the connector nearby so I coud check it for you. Maybe you need this adapter .. http://www.amazon.com/GrillPro-11051-Universal-Propane-Adaptor/dp/B0029T5U0A
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I have done it. You just have to have the adapter hose. Any adapter propane hose will work.
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No, that doesn't come with it, however you shouldn't need it if you have a regular 20# lpg tank. If you look at the picture for the product on amazon, and then you look at the red regulator, look on the left side of it. That's a male connector that actually threads to the inside of the nozzle on the propane tank. Most people don't realize that almost all propane tanks have 2 sets of threads. 1 set of big thick threads on the outside (that's what the female coupling you asked about would use, similar to what a grill uses), then a second set of finer threads on the inside of that very same nozzle. Some fill stations use those threads. I'll put it this way, I had a propane tank, and nothing else, and the kit from amazon included everything I needed to setup the fire pit (even including the teflon tape). Nothing else will need to be purchased as long as you have a propane tank in good condition. Hope this helps!
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It comes with barbed connector's for soft fuel line. 3/8 I'd I think, Don't know the exact thread size
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they are both 1/4" NPT (standard pipe thread) to QCC-1 (the big outside threads that you use with the plastic connector for BBQ tanks) and POL (the inside left-handed threads for older and industrial tanks), so they should be the same.
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Brigette, you will need a connector to attach this to the big propane tank. This has the male and female ends of a small propane canister and is in a sense just an extension hose for the small canisters. I use mine for camping and had to buy a tree that hooks to my big tank and then I can use the hose off of that tree.