Auxillary LP connection

[Jeff Miller]

Grille connection. I believe that the fitting was a Weber standard.
Might be in the manual, optional equipment in the back of the binder.

I'm not sure where the gasoline tank would be in an FC31/33 RB model,
but in the SB model it was behind the curbside drive wheel (just
ahead of the bumper, half-size storage ahead). Diesel genset was
standard on the FC35 Diesels (except WLII) so no fuel-flap. Probably
just for the grille.

- Jeff Miller
in Holland, MI


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Forman"
<sforman@r...> wrote:
>
> On my FC, in between the entry door and the generator tray, there
is
> a small door that I have been told is where they put the gasoline
> tank filler on models that came with a gas generator. Since my
unit
> came with a diesel gen, though, there is no gas filler...instead,
> behind the door is a quick-release socket like that at the end of
an
> air hose (female end).
>
> I assumed this was an auxillary air valve. Imagine my surprise
when
> I hooked my air hose and discovered that it is actually a
connection
> into the propane system. My questions are these:
>
> 1) Is this a factory feature? I can find no mention of it in any
> manual in my blue box
>
> 2) Was there something in particular this connection was intended
to
> run? Some accessory that came with the coach maybe?
>
> 3) If I rig up a hose with a quick-connect end, would it be safe to
> run propane accessories off this connection? (space heater, grill,
> cooking burner, etc.)
>
> Scott Forman
> "Tiger Pride"
> 82 FC35RB
> Memphis
>