Propane piping

[Teardropper]

Sorry, I meant bulkhead fittings. How are you getting the propane from the outside to the inside?

Ooops. "My bad."

Here's my gorgeous little Propex heater. (With 180º heat coming into the cabin, it is truly gorgeous when its cold.)

The 1/4" pipe goes down and has an elbow that faces forward underneath and of course, the hose is hooked to it. The hole is sealed with polyurethane sealant.

Tony

 

[Teardropper]

I hope there's no quick connect for the stove

Nope. No quick connect.

 

[Alloy]

Ooops. "My bad."

Here's my gorgeous little Propex heater. (With 180º heat coming into the cabin, it is truly gorgeous when its cold.)

The 1/4" pipe goes down and has an elbow that faces forward underneath and of course, the hose is hooked to it. The hole is sealed with polyurethane sealant.

Tony

Allways best to stick with all brass or black pipe. With galvanized pipe there a chance of galvanic reaction and zinc flaking, plugging up the jet.

 

[Teardropper]

Allways best to stick with all brass or black pipe.

Agreed. There isn't any 1/4" black pipe in this one-hardware town. My propane installer friend said I wouldn't have a problem with this short of run.