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Old 05-12-2016, 03:33 PM   #1
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I had a pop up camper and enjoyed cooking on the stove outside the camper. I was looking to do the same with the hybrid camper but I can not find a 2 burner stove with a quick connect. Has anyone found something like the mount side stove like they have in pop ups?
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Old 05-12-2016, 05:39 PM   #2
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Probably the most common grill out there is the Sidekick.

It's a "grill" but there is absolutely no reason you can't put a pot or frying pan on it - we do it all the time.
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You'll need to convert a stove. It should be easy. Most two burner camp stoves have a regulator to go from high pressure to low pressure, you need to remove it. Then you need to have a hose made to connect to the stove's propane inlet (hardest part), with a quick connect on the other end. The valves at each burner will control the flow to each valve.
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Old 05-12-2016, 07:27 PM   #4
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Camp chef makes a hose you can swap out to convert their stoves to quick connect on the fly. Regulator comes off with the other hose, so it's all set for low pressure.
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You can buy the Jayco Carry-Out Stove from your favorite Jayco dealer parts dept. I'll see if I can dig up the part number...

But, the problem that we encountered was the height of the outside rail on our new 16XRB was higher than the rail on our old pop-up.

So, I've cobbled together an outside stove and am almost done. All I have left is to fabricate the support leg and mount the factory support bracket to the bottom of the stove. Pictures coming soon. You can pretty much use any low-pressure drop-in RV cooktop and a quick-connect hose. Keep an eye on my "Mods" thread for more details coming soon.
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Old 05-12-2016, 08:27 PM   #6
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I really like our Camp Chef 2 burner stove. Had a hose shop make up a 25 ft hose so stove could be used away from the TT. Keeps the side of your TT cleaner and allows you to cook under your EZ Up in the shade. The 30 KBTU burners really get the morning coffee ready in a hurry.
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