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Open Roads Forum  >  General RVing Issues  > Gas-line Adaptor for a Weber BabyQ This Topic Is Closed  |  Print Topic  |  Post New Topic  |  Oldest first Newest first  Page of 2   Next Kodiak Brown • View posts Central California New Member Joined: 07/09/2010 View Profile Good Sam RV Club Member Offline Posted: 07/19/10 10:15pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator I've got a 2007 Jayco GS33 with a quick-release gas fitting for a BBQ on the side of the coach. Not having the optional BBQ normally sold with these RVs, I purchased a Weber BabyQ with the 6 foot gas extension hose. The fitting on the end looks like it would fit into a normal 5 gal LP bottle but I would like to ise the quick release already mounted to my coach. Does anybody know where I might find an adapter to bridge from the end of my Weber hose to the quick-release fitting? Thanks for any help you can offer, javaseuf • View posts California's Gold Coast Senior Member Joined: 03/30/2005 View Profile Posted: 07/19/10 10:40pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator There is more involved than just connecting a hose that will work. The quick-disconnect LPG fitting on your RV provides regulated (low) gas pressure. In order for the Weber Q to operate at that pressure, it's internal propane regulator needs to be removed otherwise you will be "double" regulating and the Q will not work properly. Kodiak Brown • View posts Central California New Member Joined: 07/09/2010 View Profile Good Sam RV Club Member Offline Posted: 07/19/10 11:45pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator that makes complete sense, you couldn't have tank pressure at the pop-off fitting (that would be way too much fun) and the Weber fuel line is ment to be attached directly into tank pressure. Is the Weber internal regulator removable or do you think I should purchase a dedicated tank for this thing? btw, typo... it's a 33 DS, not a GS. Thanks swebber • View posts Brunswick , MD Senior Member Joined: 02/14/2005 View Profile Offline Posted: 07/19/10 11:54pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator We carry a dedicated 20 lbs. tank for our Webers. Steve Webber '07 F250 6.0PSD LariatFX4 LB,AirLift,Edge,IFW BedSlide '09 Jayco Eagle 324BHDS "CramalotInn III",Reese DCHP, Atwood 3500, BAL Deluxe Chocks, Weber Baby Q & Q200, Champion 4000 gennie Our Camping Pic's 4*phun*2 • View posts Canada Senior Member Joined: 09/24/2008 View Profile Posted: 07/20/10 06:02am Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator You should be able to get the right parts from a BBQ Store or Propane Dealer. Yes the regulator on the Q is removable and put a quick disconnect in its place. I put quick disconnects on the regulator too so that I can use the Q away from the TH. Glenn & Karen '08 Chevy LT 3500 HD 4x4 CC LB DRW (nice hips) '06 F350 4X4 Lariat CC LB DRW (nice hips) retired '09 Victory Lane 38SRV Toy Hauler '02 HD Road King FLHRCI KRUZN '04 F150 XLT Super Crew Our Toys PackerBacker • View posts Montreal Qc Adirondacks,NY Moderator Joined: 08/22/2002 View Profile Good Sam RV Club Member Posted: 07/20/10 06:18am Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator You can get the various propane quick release adapters at Lowes. Our local Lowes in Plattsburgh NY carries most of these things throughout the summer season. Eric 2009 Holiday Rambler Admiral 33SFS (34' 3") 2008 Jeep Liberty - North Edition (4x4 auto) FQCC/Camping Quebec, KOA, Good Sam, Coach-Net My Photos tmmar • View posts Nassau County, Long Island, NY Senior Member Joined: 09/03/2007 View Profile Good Sam RV Club Member Offline Posted: 07/20/10 08:57am Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator I went to a local store that deals in pickup caps, trailers and has a lot of camping and rv parts. They were able to make up a hose with the male quick connect on one end and a threaded male end to connect to the grill on the other end. I removed the regulator from the grill and connected the hose to the grill where the regulator was. Works great. 2008 40' Forest River Berkshire DP Bunkhouse goducks10 • View posts Keizer OR Senior Member Joined: 02/22/2010 View Profile Offline Posted: 07/20/10 09:07am Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator Just a thought, I also have a Baby Q and we like to use at home as it's just the wife and I and our full size Weber is overkill. Wouldn't it be easier to just by a standard hose that you use with the coleman green bottles, then put a connection on one of your propane tanks before the splitter. Then you could just connect to your TT tank and use it camping. Then when you get home you could still use it with a propane bottle at home. wa8yxm • View posts Wherever I happen to park Senior Member Joined: 07/04/2006 View Profile Offline Posted: 07/20/10 11:12am Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator As has been said, the fitting is low pressure, the regulator on the grill wants high pressure.. You either need to do a major re-plumb job on the grill or simply install a Extend-A-Flow on the trailer (Extend-a-Stay on motor homes) You may need one other adapter as well.. Depending on the regulator end of the supplied with grill hose (The Extend-a-stay has a fitting like the top of a throw away bottle.. You need an adapter from that to an ACME to mate with your hose) Nothin adds excitment like something that is none of your business Kenwood TS-2000 housed in a 2005 Damon Intruder 377 javaseuf • View posts California's Gold Coast Senior Member Joined: 03/30/2005 View Profile Posted: 07/20/10 06:08pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator Actually, on the Weber Q, it is very simple to remove the regulator and replace it with the fitting for the hose since the regulator is separate from the control valve. This Topic Is Closed  |  Print Topic  |  Post New Topic  |  Oldest first Newest first  Page of 2   Next Open Roads Forum  >  General RVing Issues  > Gas-line Adaptor for a Weber BabyQ

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