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Old 03-07-2023, 18:17   #1
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Hose to connect propane tank to magma style grill regulator
I’m thinking instead of connecting my grill to the little bottles of propane and having to constantly be keeping those around that I would be better off just connecting it to the large tanks in my locker. My locker houses 2 tanks so I figured the easiest way is to have one connected to my stove and the 2nd one just leave a hose coiled up in the locker and pull it out when we went to use the grill.

I’d need about 15’ of hose and the attachments to hook up to the regulator. Does anyone make a kit like this?
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