Glad it helped

Glad I could help, seems like it’s working out for many others and not just myself

Great to hear!

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Glad it was helpful!

many were asking, only took me a year to get this one :) LOL

Glad I could help

Great tip! Might be just what’s missing…

Thanks!

Thanks for clarification

Glad you found some entertainment ;) Most cases, no matter the instructions, viewer must have similar parts on hand to make sense of things; but at times some simply lack common sense and knowledge of diy stuff - so no matter how much I’ll explain- they won’t get it

I’ve not found any other, got mine done 🤦‍♂️😉🤣

Sometimes some items get switched in the listings after wards by the seller, get it figured out on your own at times

I make things as needed, such things usually aren’t for sale being custom application

To best of my guess, no As the double regulated propane pressure from the regulator is around under 1PSI, which isn’t enough to my knowledge

10psi I believe is what’s recommended

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There should be a link to the first video (otherwise you will find it on the channel, about year ago)... There are links to all parts used, and video goes into the detail of what/how/why is to be done, thats best up to this point. Its a DIY project :)

Try your local hardware store, they might help you out

Unfortunately links expire, do what I can, feel free to watch other videos on this topic

Just gotta search I guess, as I’ve found it - out there. Benefits of Amazon Prime and free returns policy

Great questions! 1lb bottle adapter/regulator isn’t something I would join up with a quick adapter, it’s meant to be used with a hose /regulator like I shown. This is the hose I got (and you’ll need the female quick release part) amzn.to/3Gz1DQp

amzn.to/3UqsML9 Female side for the hose (Make sure that any parts you buy are “free return” on Amazon in case something doesn’t fit your setup

@@budnixon Thanks!

Some get tricky, might try another part from another seller 🤷‍♂️

I’m not sure when I’ll get to it, but I believe most of your questions been asked/talked about in comments of the videos. Seems like at times, sellers send different style adapters even through same link.

Camp stoves 10-20k btu run around 10-15psi pressure, while lower btu stoves such as RV industry use lower than 1psi, which goes into the inches of water pressure range…

Just gotta tinker with it, if you are using same components, should be similar process; otherwise it’s a matter of figuring out

I came across the same issue. All parts that Bud provided in his links works! What you want to do is actually remove the piece from the *bottom portion. Notice the video and pause at 7:35 to see where the two pieces actually disconnects. I was able to use some long adjustable pliers to grip one half of the 90 degree adapter, and take another pair of pliers to loosen the bottom portion. Once removed, remember to use loctite (the yellow 577 for gas would be most preferred) and then tighten the pieces together like Bud showed in the video. In the video, Bud was somehow able to remove it from the top - which I (like others in the comments) found impossible when I also ordered the exact part. In short, Bud provided an amazing video and all parts do fit!

Love it

Good question, I did my best recording it all on vid, as far as process. I’ll revisit and see if I missed something

You need a hack saw or a pipe cutter tool to cut back the outer piece enough to access the bolt on the wadeo elbow. Don’t worry if you cut through the outer thread piece as you are discarding the entire shaft on that side of the elbow.

Thanks Bud for doing these videos! So awesome of you to share this modification!

I came across the same issue. All parts that Bud provided in his links works! What you want to do is actually remove the piece from the *bottom portion. Notice the video and pause at 7:35 to see where the two pieces actually disconnects. I was able to use some long adjustable pliers to grip one half of the 90 degree adapter, and take another pair of pliers to loosen the bottom portion. Once removed, remember to use loctite (the yellow 577 for gas would be most preferred) and then tighten the pieces together like Bud showed in the video. In the video, Bud was somehow able to remove it from the top - which I (like others in the comments) found impossible when I also ordered the exact part. In short, Bud provided an amazing video and all parts do fit!

Great question This video covers the concept of quick release connections, rest is up to the viewers discretion

They all different, I couldn’t say without seeing it

There should be a female 1`/4" quick connection on your RV that is after the regulator. A quick connect hose with a male on one end and a female on the other should do the trick. Get whatever length suits you. I ordered a 20" hose. You will not need another regulator at the stove.

10PSI you can too, just the knob that controls flame - you'll have to set it to lower setting. I'm not sure about that control valve as far as us overworking it at higher PSI being pushed through line, to me this is all trial and error process, I dont mind tinkering with stuff to find that perfect setting to myself. After all - these items are meant to be used, and most of the stoves nowadays dont last long due to quality of built components if that makes sense. I doubt you'll find any china made CampChefs in 20-30 years, like the good ol USA made colemans

with all honesty, I have no clue what you are talking about and what they are telling you... :) - I solve my problems by simply going the route of trial and error. These videos are not to simply solve one's problem that started based on other instances, it simply explains what I did and why I did it, and why it makes sense to do it this way. each person to figure out if its what they need. I know that my stove runs just fine between 5-10psi pressure range (at least by the gauge I have on the line), and quick disconnect options offers me a simple way to pack/setup things. Rest - is your own way to figure out and see if this is your answer to your issues/troubles. :) Good Luck

I build/fix things that come across in my projects, but cant really comment on specificity unless I have it in hand and tinkered with it

@@budnixon So with the brand you linked in the description, you were able to slide the collar down far enough to get a 12mm wrench on it? Or did the wrench fit between the elbow fitting and the collar?

@@dvalleful I think it was enough, but took vs tool are different as far as brands go, keep in mind

@@budnixon happy to report I finally got it sorted. Finally had an idea while sleeping. Realized that I wasn’t going to need any of the parts except for the elbow and the quick disconnect fitting. So if any of the other components were damaged in the process, it was fine. Because the brass is soft, I was able to use wire cutters and break off enough of the sliding collar to expose the inner piece to get a wrench on. Unfortunately the inner piece on mine had grooves, but no wrench would fit it. Ended up putting it in a bench vise and was able to spin the elbow off. After that the elbow and pieces removed from the regulator worked perfectly together! Thank you for the video and the idea!

@@dvalleful glad it worked out. I found that few variations are out there, and it isn’t easy to put up a simple tutorial that will work for all options.

Mine works great

Ok which quick connect propane hose are you using? The one I bought you can’t adjust the psi but it looks like you can on yours. Will that make the flame larger?

Looks like mine is a 10 psi hose…

@@Elliotdoe12 yes, I use this one amzn.to/45NFZSL

@@Elliotdoe12 yes, being adjustable- you can control overall pressure and max flame amount. Although I don’t see anyone needing more than 10psi at max, stove will work at higher psi but you are burning it out past it’s max output set by factory, overheating components and most likely causing excessive wear n tear on components

All possible

I came across the same issue. All parts that Bud provided in his links works! What you want to do is actually remove the piece from the *bottom portion. Notice the video and pause at 7:35 to see where the two pieces actually disconnects. I was able to use some long adjustable pliers to grip one half of the 90 degree adapter, and take another pair of pliers to loosen the bottom portion. Once removed, remember to use loctite (the yellow 577 for gas would be most preferred) and then tighten the pieces together like Bud showed in the video. In the video, Bud was somehow able to remove it from the top - which I (like others in the comments) found impossible when I also ordered the exact part. In short, Bud provided an amazing video and all parts do fit!

Got your answer now I guess

Frustrating that many viewers still believe that someone owes them anything at all, as in - I shared what I could (and this is an update, meaning if you search on my channel, you’ll find first vid with probably the answer you are looking for); in any case, DIY is the name, I’m only sharing what I could (I record what I’m able, hit and miss at times), but it’s free to you to see, than may be to research more if needed. Not happy, piss off, find another vid or use your brains to figure it out! Now with that out of the way, I apologize that I didn’t include/missed some parts possibly, again, this is free to you to explore and view, while it cost me time, money to purchase/test various ones, and so far many commented just a plain Thank You! So you are welcome ;)

Yeah, I apologize and you are right... U dont owe me anything.. but I still want to thank you for your time and insights. . I am a mechanical hack and I get frustrated way too easily... I have no business taking my ineptness out on you or anyone. Thanks for sharing your ideas and they still helped me out. Have a great weekend.@@budnixon

I’ve taken the time to look over the process and not really sure what you aren’t able to figure out. Is there a timestamp to which you can refer where I’m missing the step you are referring to?

You are clear on this video( was confused about Tap/die part if its neccessary)....I watched this vid 3x but info was there. What "Quick release" adapter do u use for hose?? Thanks for taking your time to help us out@@budnixon

@@Larry-nw6yj is this what you are asking about? amzn.to/3LKKq9c