What kind of LP gas extension hose do I need?

[SJMaye]

I have a Coleman Roadtrip grill I would like to connect to my LP port on my 2500RL trailer. I am confused as to what extension hose I need. I see Camco hoses for this stating "low pressure" . The hose from Coleman the website stated "high pressure". I would prefer not to blow the TT up on the maiden voyage. Which should I buy?

[Country Campers]

The quick connect LP port on your RV is already regulated. If your grill has a regulator on it and it can not be removed you will have to connect directly to a cylinder that is not already regulated. If you can remove the regulator on the grill then all you need is a straight hose from the quick connect to the grill with NO regulator.

Brian

[SJMaye]

The quick connect LP port on your RV is already regulated. If your grill has a regulator on it and it can not be removed you will have to connect directly to a cylinder that is not already regulated. If you can remove the regulator on the grill then all you need is a straight hose from the quick connect to the grill with NO regulator.

Brian

Super explanation, Brian. There is a regulator, but can be unscrewed. I assume the screw fitting is a standard that will allow the low pressure hose to be connected with out adapters?

[WhittleBurner]

To hook up to the Coleman Road Trip you'll need a hose that has an end with the same thread pattern as the little 1lb propane tanks. You may be better off with an extra propane tank and hooking directly to it (we tote aroud a 10lb tank). If I recall right the long hoses for the WeberQ grills and Buddy heaters worked on our old Coleman Roadtrip grill. We haven't had it for quite a few years so memory could be sketchy.

[cajunfla]

https://propanegear.com/rv-gear/

[SJMaye]

Got it. Thanks for the link