bartbill
07-03-2016, 08:37 AM
Just read all the threads I could find, but??
Have a 2012 Copper Canyon with a propane quick-connection near the tank on the door side.
Have a Weber 100 I want to use with it. I assume the quick-connect is regulated for low-pressure to use with the trailer stove and water heater.
So the questions are:
1. Is this not sufficient gas supply to run my grill.
2. Would this make the grill "double regulated"? Can I remove the regulator on the grill to allow more gas to the grill.
3. Do I need to put a "T" at the propane tank, ahead of the trailer regulator, to run the grill (and thereby just skip the quick-connect).
Appreciate any thoughts
Have a 2012 Copper Canyon with a propane quick-connection near the tank on the door side.
Have a Weber 100 I want to use with it. I assume the quick-connect is regulated for low-pressure to use with the trailer stove and water heater.
So the questions are:
1. Is this not sufficient gas supply to run my grill.
2. Would this make the grill "double regulated"? Can I remove the regulator on the grill to allow more gas to the grill.
3. Do I need to put a "T" at the propane tank, ahead of the trailer regulator, to run the grill (and thereby just skip the quick-connect).
Appreciate any thoughts