Coleman grill

[viennafire21]

I have a coleman grill and trying to find the best way to connect that to my quick connect under my 224bh to.

[rkymntsno]

Originally Posted by viennafire21

I have a coleman grill and trying to find the best way to connect that to my quick connect under my 224bh to.

Just google it, your coleman model to rv quick connect and you should see what's needed.

[JFlightRisk]

And your trailers propane quick connect is already regulated at the tanks, so if your grill has one on it, it'll have to be removed as part of the modification.

[gpd2111]

If your Coleman grill has a regulator on it you have to remove it. Your grill outlet is already regulated at your 20 lb cylinders. You can't have two regulators

[Lake Huron]

Depends on your Coleman grill too. The Roadtrip grills will adapt to the low pressure ports. Other coleman grills wont because the burners are X pressure specific.

[viennafire21]

Originally Posted by Lake Huron

Depends on your Coleman grill too. The Roadtrip grills will adapt to the low pressure ports. Other coleman grills wont because the burners are X pressure specific.

I have then roadtrip grill, I found something on Amazon but said only for black stone grill.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086V3YB54...ing=UTF8&psc=1

[Lake Huron]

Here's a YouTube link that I used

https://youtu.be/eQjjCwknAik

[C&R]

I bought this for my Road trip grill.

https://propanegear.com/coleman-road...x-models-only/

[Lake Huron]

There ya go right there. Much easier than having to molest the regulator connection that came with it like I had to do. I knew it was just a matter of time before someone would make a whip all set up for it.

[muckinfuss]

I have the 285 RoadTrip and found that for my use, the purchase of a 4lb propane cylinder from an online retailer for $30 was best for me. Besides gutting the thing of it's regulator to do the quick connect which makes the grill useless at my house, I don't like having the grill right next to the trailer. I've had two now that came with the el cheapo grills that do quick connect, one on a 'rack' that slid into an extrusion on the side and the other on an articulating arm. Neither pleased me due to the proximity, and the crappy grill.
With the separate tank, I can set up in the pop up awning with everything I need or want at hand. Works for me.

[deepsea5]

I ended up buying a 10 pound "pancake style" propane tank to use on the pontoon boat. Works great for fueling both grills or one of the grills and a griddle. A lot easier to handle than the 20 pounders. Will also use it when taking the TT camping.

[64osby]

I carry a 20lb tank with a splitter, use it for the Weber Q and a 2 burner at the same time.

It is nice to set it up wherever. I have had to move due to winds shifting and setting off the TT smoke detector.