Jim Bennett
Senior Member
Well, I cut me another hole in my trailer today. (bonus reflection of the photographer too )
That makes 3 to date. I have also drilled 3 holes, one on the top, and two on the bottom. More planned for the future too. Today's is the top one.
Here is the resultant, a Low Pressure Quick Connect hidden away in a hatch, as opposed to sticking out under the side of the trailer. I love having this feature, but was not so keen on the method of installation. The one on my 19 after six years was pretty beat up, and had been bent quite a few times. I could not find a hatch the right size and depth, so I bought a JR Products hatch which was only 2" deep, and I needed it at least 3 1/4". What I did was to cut the back of it out, and fold up a piece of 1/16" aluminum to mount the QC fitting in. The gas line is tapped into the main 1/2" line from the regulator.
That makes 3 to date. I have also drilled 3 holes, one on the top, and two on the bottom. More planned for the future too. Today's is the top one.
Here is the resultant, a Low Pressure Quick Connect hidden away in a hatch, as opposed to sticking out under the side of the trailer. I love having this feature, but was not so keen on the method of installation. The one on my 19 after six years was pretty beat up, and had been bent quite a few times. I could not find a hatch the right size and depth, so I bought a JR Products hatch which was only 2" deep, and I needed it at least 3 1/4". What I did was to cut the back of it out, and fold up a piece of 1/16" aluminum to mount the QC fitting in. The gas line is tapped into the main 1/2" line from the regulator.