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Old 12-19-2017, 08:22 PM   #1
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Weber Q1200 hook-up to quick connect on Seneca

We have been using a Weber Q1200 for a while now and we love it. We use it with the small green propane bottles. Our 2007 Seneca came with a RVQ/VITCO optional bbq. My question is can I connect the Q1200 to the quick connect on the outside of the Seneca? I have been reading that you must remove the regulater off of the Q1200 for it to work, because other wise you will be regulating it twice and you will not have enough pressure. The thing that I don't understand is the RVQ/VITCO bbq has a requlator also. So is the connection at the quick connect HIGH pressure or LOW pressure?
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Low pressure.
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Just catabolize the parts from the RVQ on to your Weber. That's what I did...works great!
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Just cannibalize the parts from the RVQ on to your Weber. That's what I did...works great!
Me too! There are threads with pics on here. That was the only thing I kept off the RVQ.

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Old 12-20-2017, 06:48 AM   #5
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Another option that I did was purchase a 1 gallon propane tank at CW for about $50 or so. Fits into one of the long & low storage compartments on my 08 GH 31ss. Lasts a long long time between fill ups. LOL.
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Old 12-20-2017, 06:53 AM   #6
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I do the same thing, carry a 5 lb. propane bottle with my Weber. This way it can go anywhere any time.
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Old 12-20-2017, 07:16 AM   #7
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Same here I have a 5 lb bottle with a regulator and qc connector.

I like to move it anywhere I like and at the back corner of the rig is not always that place.
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Just catabolize the parts from the RVQ on to your Weber. That's what I did...works great!
After the morning coffee kicked in, I decided to look into this. Am I on the right track here? This is the regulator removed from my Weber Q1200, and Quick Disco off that junk grill that came with my trailer.


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You are absolutely correct.
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Cool. That was easy. Now just need to order a longer hose. Glad I found this thread. Thanks.

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Cool. That was easy. Now just need to order a longer hose. Glad I found this thread. Thanks.

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You got her...definitely order or have a longer hose made!
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Cool. That was easy. Now just need to order a longer hose. Glad I found this thread. Thanks.

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Camping world has them and extra fittings if you need them!Wish we had a longer hose for our grill.
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Now you have a grill that works off low pressure LP. Either the QC outlet on your RV or a regular lp tank with a regulator on it.
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Camping world has them and extra fittings if you need them!Wish we had a longer hose for our grill.
10' replacement hose for $30

https://www.amazon.com/Camco-Quick-C...ne%2Bhose&th=1
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We bought that same one and it works great for our needs.
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