Has anyone modified the propane connection with a quick-release connector to permit connecting a propane grill for outside cooking? I have done this for a household propane setup with a Weber Q propane grill and it works very nicely. Love to grill outside but don't want hassle with extra tanks.
Mon, 11/18/2013 - 08:57
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Outside propane grill
I have seen this done Dr John, and I thought about doing it years ago. I ended up going with a spare propane tank that I set in a milk carton container in the back of the pickup.
I then bought this propane tank tree Century Two-Piece 18-30" Type 1 Safety Post with Bag
and I can run 3 items off the tree at once. I put our lantern on the top fitting and hook the Weber Q grill into one of the middle fittings. When we're all done cooking, one of our favorite all-time camping items is our Propane Fire Pit:
In the "old days" firewood wasn't an issue and you just collected it and had a campfire. Now it's $6+ a small bundle and "no gathering" rules. When open fires are prohibited we're one of the only campfires in the campground because these are usually ok when open fires are banned.
Our Trailers:
2015 19 Escape
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I added a small splitter at the big propane bottle. So one side of the splitter goes to the Scamp and the other is capped. I have a long propane hose that I attach when I want to use my campstove or my BBQ. or any other accessory I might choose.
Joy A. & Olive
2001 13 Scamp "Puff"
Full-timer
2019 1500 Ram Longhorn
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