Quick release propane and grill
- Thread starter TCad
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The extension hose that comes with the trailer (If you didn't get one, you can buy it from the Camp Inn Store) has the quick-connect fitting that goes into the trailer port, and has a fitting that simulates a disposable 1 lb, propane tank that is the standard for portable grills. You screw the hose into the grill regulator, than plug the quick-connect fitting into the trailer,
Just about any portable grill will have this same fitting.
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Just about any portable grill will have this same fitting.
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Cary Winch
Camp-Inn Staff
The quick connect hose that comes with the camper is for use with gas appliances that use 1lb propane bottles. Any grill that uses 1lb propane bottles will connect. If you are trying to use a larger grill that is intended to work off of larger tanks you will be able to use a reserve propane adapter to adapt the camper's quick connect hose to your grill's hose with regulator. The camper comes with one style of reserve propane adapter (for the style of tank connector used on the camper at the tank on the tongue), if the reserve adapter is the wrong style for the style of LP connector on the grill's hose then just purchase the other style of reserve propane adapter available on the market.
Cary
Cary
The Postman
Ranger
Did we ever determine if the Campinn extension hose works on a MyBuddy heater- that uses the 1lb tanks.
Running a MyBuddy as a toe warmer outside in a screened room with walls down extends that into the shoulder season. Snug it up over the galley and you can cook and dine at table without swatting most of the skeeters big enuff to mate flatfooted with a turkey,
or those effing meat hornets- hate those sumbitches.
Or for just atmosphere if the dispersed camping area is "No Fires" for the wildfire season, typical out west.
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Running a MyBuddy as a toe warmer outside in a screened room with walls down extends that into the shoulder season. Snug it up over the galley and you can cook and dine at table without swatting most of the skeeters big enuff to mate flatfooted with a turkey,
or those effing meat hornets- hate those sumbitches.
Or for just atmosphere if the dispersed camping area is "No Fires" for the wildfire season, typical out west.
Fire Restrictions Are Spreading Across the West. Here's How to Check Before Your Next Trip.
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Cary Winch
Camp-Inn Staff
To use a Mybuddy heater with the Camp-Inn the check valve has to be installed into the hose. If doing this, check with us and we can set you up with that.
The Postman
Ranger
Thanks Cary.
Van_and_Terri
Ranger
I got lucky. A friend of a friend had bought over 30 1lb bottles during covid for some reason. She gave me 14 of them.Love ours - I just ran my WeberQ Grill for a weekend of eating too much-- I would have used 2-3 1lb bottles
Sweeney
Administrator
buddy heaters can go through propane quick! Its almost no econmical to use the 1lb cyledners with them! If you do, the Fuel Keg system (speical 1lb cylenders with a filler adapter) is a great addition!!
rmbrowder
Ranger
The Postman
Ranger
Super clean setup.
I love all the mods you do but paralyzed with fear at drilling into the body... j/k
Anyone got a nice custom cabin rack in mahoghany suggestion for a bear protection device holder in 45-70 or 870?
Theoretically?
I love all the mods you do but paralyzed with fear at drilling into the body... j/k
Anyone got a nice custom cabin rack in mahoghany suggestion for a bear protection device holder in 45-70 or 870?
Theoretically?
Theoretically speaking, I'd be careful what states you pass through in said bear protection device holder mode.
rmbrowder
Ranger
Fits most, meets California containment requirements. Will not hold a long deterrent though.