camp grill / stove?

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Took family camping and did some water water rafting. Wife came along but she decided to bring her newly purchased kitchen because she does not like the way I mix dirty dishes and reuse pots and pans without thoroughly cleaning them. Dangit, its camping, what the dig deal? I find a few rocks, make sure the pot doesn't fall over and some twigs and a bit of fire. We will have some of the best chili and rice after a long day in the river. But...

She bought a Colman high altitude camp stove that runs off 1 lb propane tanks. Damn, this thing rocks and boils water so much faster then my home stove. I discovered the new grill will not accept the hose from the 20 lbs propane tank? After much cussing (her at me, of course) we inserted the 1 lb tank and it grilled the steaks just fine. It just burned the propane off fast. I realized that pin isn't long enough. I tried searching but have no idea what those parts are called or how this pin is measured? Tips? Is there a regulator right before the line enters the grill? Will the big regulator right off the tank do the trick?

[Cajundaddy]

Adapter hose

https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-High-Pressure-Propane-Hose-Adapter/dp/B01M5AOUWD

[Sooner or later]

Coleman makes an adapter with high pressure hose.

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Originally Posted by Cajundaddy

Adapter hose

https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-High-Pressure-Propane-Hose-Adapter/dp/B01M5AOUWD

Got it, thanks

[Sooner or later]

Originally Posted by Cajundaddy

Adapter hose

https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-High-Pressure-Propane-Hose-Adapter/dp/B01M5AOUWD

Good edit. The first one you listed was not what he was looking for.

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Originally Posted by Sooner or later

Coleman makes an adapter with high pressure hose.

I assume the pressure it too high coming from a 20 lbs tank and he regulator is there at the grill to protect it? What makes it a high pressure adapter? The longer pin?

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Originally Posted by Sooner or later

Good edit. The first one you listed was not what he was looking for.

That's the exact grill she bought in the frequently bought items.

[Sooner or later]

Originally Posted by look 171

I assume the pressure it too high coming from a 20 lbs tank and he regulator is there at the grill to protect it? What makes it a high pressure adapter? The longer pin?

I can't remember. I did it on mine years ago. I do know that my first attempt blew out the regulator on my little stove and I had flames shooting into the sky..

[Sooner or later]

Originally Posted by look 171

That's the exact grill she bought in the frequently bought items.

His pre edited post was for an adapter to use a 1lb bottle on a full size stove.

[Baz]

Looks like for $6 you can use this adapter to fill your 1 lb. containers from your 20 lb. containers.

Might also be a handy item to have on hand.

GasOne 50180 Refill Adapter for 1lb Propane Tanks & Fits 20lb Tanks, Black

[Sooner or later]

I would never refill a standard 1 lb. They are not robust enough for numerous refills. There are some that are designed to be refilled.

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Originally Posted by Baz

Looks like for $6 you can use this adapter to fill your 1 lb. containers from your 20 lb. containers.

Might also be a handy item to have on hand.

GasOne 50180 Refill Adapter for 1lb Propane Tanks & Fits 20lb Tanks, Black

Yep, that little thing saved my marriage in the past couple days

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Looks like that adapter hose is plug and play? No regulator needed or is it internal within the device?

[Cajundaddy]

Originally Posted by Sooner or later

Good edit. The first one you listed was not what he was looking for.

Yep, I clicked too fast and got the adapter to run a full size grill from a 1lb canister instead of the adapter hose. Once I realized my error I promptly corrected it.

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Originally Posted by Cajundaddy

Yep, I clicked too fast and got the adapter to run a full size grill from a 1lb canister instead of the adapter hose. Once I realized my error I promptly corrected it.

Thank you, sir. I thought its more then that and having to deal the correct size regulator.

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https://www.amazon.com/GASPRO-Regulator-Replacement-Coleman-Pressure/dp/B07W7WPQQ1/ref=pd_ybh_a_12?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=189NAJDE37KWW6VJ57Y7

I need this thing (or similar) to fit the 20 lb hose coming out of the propane tank. The pin is too short to open the valve to allow gas to come through.

[vash]

Originally Posted by look 171

Looks like that adapter hose is plug and play? No regulator needed or is it internal within the device?

This. Mine is just a hose. No regulator.

I really want to pick up a half sized bottle from the 20lb ones. It’s 11lbs I think. It’s tiny and lacks so much easier.

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Originally Posted by vash

This. Mine is just a hose. No regulator.

I really want to pick up a half sized bottle from the 20lb ones. It’s 11lbs I think. It’s tiny and lacks so much easier.

It the connection between the grill, pic from Amazon I shown, and the hose that doesn't work.

[vash]

Let me go find it.

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This piece came with the grill and I can't seem to get the hose to fit or due to the short pin coming out of the regulator. I jsut discovered my wife bought that adapter hose from Amazon they mentioned earlier.