Propane Pressure Regulator

[Ron & Patty]

Appreciate the quick responses from all.... I'll look into this unit
Mike, and thank you Jim for the Fresno connection. I'll give you a
call when I get back. We're sitting at Lake Almanor in northern
Calfornia right now. We're at North Shore Campgrounds. All the sites
are large, and terraced amongst the pines, providing each with a view
of the lake and Mt. Lassen. If you get near, be sure to stop at this
place.

http://www.northshorecampground.com/index.htm

In the meantime, I got lucky and found a high pressure regulator at an
RV dealer just several miles from our home. I will look into the
Marshall Brass though. This one was cheap, and gets us down the road
with cold beer for now, but doesn't have any safety features you
mentioned Mike. Anyway, we're good for the moment. I really thought
we'd be icebox'n it on this trip, which is too close to like real
camping. This ole birds got us spoiled some.

Thanks again, Ron No. California
85PT36



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Hohnstein"
<MHOHNSTEIN@...> wrote:
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> Marshall Brass makes a two stage unit #294-00. This is for the
horizontal mount, the vertical mount is # 290-00. Complement this new
item with an CCI LP leak detector that shuts off the tank in case of a
leak. Part #7770.7, use control solenoid # 7718. Both my birds have
these controls and I sleep better knowing they are there.
> MH
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Ron & Patty
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 9:35 PM
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Propane Pressure Regulator
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> Now I do have a propane problem after all. When I had my propane tank
> filled last night, it was apparently overfilled and blew the pressure
> relieve valve on the tank's regulator (lost 3/4 of a tank). Does know
> where we can find these old style regulators or a substitute?
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> Ron, No. California
> 85PT36
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