Flame King 24 Inch Thermo Plastic Hose Assembly for LP and Natural Gas - 3/8 Inch ID - Reliable and Durable Review

The original hose was soft and when squeezed pinched the propane to the trailer, this hose was easy to install and had no leaks.

Rats or rather squirrels ate my propane RV hose. He continued to smell of gasoline when he changed the oil on the van. I saw that hose chewed up. Installation took about 10 minutes. I also place bright LED lights under the van to make rodents less of a risk. At the moment I hunt rats and squirrels.

Good replacement for a 15 year old hose. Only the walls of the brass fitting are thinner than on my old one. Fits perfectly but brass is thinner. I think with the cost of brass they made the amount of brass used in the fittings cheaper. Not as strong brass fittings as before. But like anything else that uses expensive raw materials like copper and brass, they had to cut costs somewhere.

This completes the connection between the transporter and the propane regulator. The tubing was flexible enough to fit the space. Works great with no problems.

Rats or rather squirrels ate my RV Propane Hose. He continued to smell of gasoline when he changed the oil on the van. I saw that hose chewed up. Installation took about 10 minutes. I also place bright LED lights under the van to make rodents less of a risk. At the moment I hunt rats and squirrels.

This is exactly what I need to extend the main prop guide on my RV. I was looking to move a propane regulator to my RV and needed a few feet of extra pipe from the regulator to the appliances, this worked great. The only thing missing was a unique fitting that I could buy at my hardware store for a few dollars.

Good replacement for a 15 year old hose. Only the walls of the brass fitting are thinner than on my old one. Fits perfectly but brass is thinner. I think with the cost of brass they made the amount of brass used in the fittings cheaper. Not as strong brass fittings as before. But like anything else that uses expensive raw materials like copper and brass, they had to cut costs somewhere.