Connecting Blackstone Grill to Solitude 310GK

[TerryK21]

Hi, Anyone have any experience connecting a blackstone grill to the rv propane tank? Any tips would be great,thanks!

[TerryH]

Would like to do the same! Thanks for posting the question.

[NASCAR9]

I have a Reflection but I'm sure the hook up is the same. I connect a 10 foot hose to the quick connect on the side of the 5th wheel. No regulator is needed because the line you plug into is already regulated.
I bought my hose from Amazon.

[TerryH]

I have a Reflection but I'm sure the hook up is the same. I connect a 10 foot hose to the quick connect on the side of the 5th wheel. No regulator is needed because the line you plug into is already regulated.
I bought my hose from Amazon.

I don't see that the Solitude 310GK has the quick connect for the propane. I know my Momentum 31G doesn't.

[GeoffnCheri]

I just looked online at the 310GK. Great looking rig but I do not see a factory quick connect. If you are handy I think you could install one down stream of the LP tank/regulator somewhere along the frame on the curb side. If not handy, I would think a good plumber or gas man could do it for you pretty reasonable.

[RV Sailor]

I just looked online at the 310GK. Great looking rig but I do not see a factory quick connect. If you are handy I think you could install one down stream of the LP tank/regulator somewhere along the frame on the curb side. If not handy, I would think a good plumber or gas man could do it for you pretty reasonable.

Or you can just hook A splitter to one of the propane tanks on the frame with one side being a quick disconnect to attach a 12-20 ft propane hose to the grill and quick connect. No mods or running a line necessary.

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This is what I use. It works great when you are hooking up to a grill that has it’s own regulator. When you tap into the quick connect that is down stream from your tanks AND regulator, you need to bypass the regulator on your grill or appliance. They will not work when two regulators are in the system. I put quick connects on my Weber grill so I can remove the regulator when I want to use my quick connect on my trailer and put the Weber regulator back on when I draw from the tanks directly. Sorry if that seems confusing.

[SC_Scott]

I found out during our PDI that the 310GK didn’t have a quick connect but fortunately during the purchase process our salesman advised us it did have one so he had the service department install one for us as it was their mistake. You’d think a quick connect would be standard on the Solitudes as it seems to be standard on the other lines.

[boyscout]

Hi, Anyone have any experience connecting a blackstone grill to the rv propane tank? Any tips would be great,thanks!

Our 310GK *does* have a propane quick-connect near the trailer door, but that's because our trailer was dealer-ordered with an outdoor kitchen option that we had the dealer remove. The propane quick-connect stayed behind.

I can therefore tell you that for this option GD ran the supply hose all the way from the OTHER side of the trailer rather than tapping into the supply on the park side. Since the latter would be easier and cheaper to do, there may be a reason for doing it the hard way. The supply hose is tapped into the system just below the main auto-switching regulator on the utility side of the trailer and then travels to the park side.

The hose terminates in a nice quick-connect with a valve locking mechanism for maximum safety, mounted conveniently near the side of the trailer.



Hope this helps.

[Both those pictures have been twisted around by the site, but if you have a couple of drinks and stare at them long enough they'll make sense.]

[TerryK21]

Thanks for your help!