Amazon.ca link please🤗

[Toddybegood]

Hey there. Replaced my leaky cracked pigtails last year. Should have replaced the auto switch over regulator and the 3' line from the copper line under the trailer to the regulator but didn't at that time. They're all from 2006. Reading some other posts I'm surprised they made it this far...

Now I was hoping someone could provide me a link from amazon.ca to which regulator and 3' hose I need. ...please🤗

I dont really want to take it apart and carry the 3' hose down to the local RV place just to pay twice the price and spend more time doing so. I'd like the parts at the ready for a quick swap.

If one of you fancy walking encyclopedias could help me that would be marvelous.

Cheers!
Todd

[Toddybegood]

just found a link to the regulator somebody told me about last year. maybe i should learn to navigate the escape interwebs site better. anyone know what type of hose from mainline to reg?

[Ron in BC]

Originally Posted by Toddybegood

Now I was hoping someone could provide me a link from amazon.ca to which regulator and 3' hose I need. ...please🤗

Cheers!
Todd

I haven't always found that Amazon is the cheapest source for items and there's always the possibility of getting something and having to return it.

My two go-to places for propane stuff are: the Propane Depot in Lake City, Bby. and Fairview Fittings, which is now almost in your backyard.

You might consider giving them a call and check their prices.

Ron

[AllanEdie]

Plus one on checking local prices. Also, off brand stuff from Amazon can sometimes be junk, and propane fittings are worth being careful with.

[iamunique127]

I just bought one at a local LPG place. I'm not sure about prices elsewhere or even what I paid but I was happy to get one off the shelf and support local.

I second that Amazon is not always the cheapest and the quality is often sub-standard.