Regulator on Weber Grill

[Richard D]

We have a 2014 Berkshire with a propane line and quick connect set up on the passenger side in a compartment. The intent is to connect a propane hose to this connection for a propane grill. As I understand it, the rig has a propane regulator as well as the Weber Grill having a propane regulator which means the Weber Grill will not receive enough propane to work. I also understand that you must modify the Weber Grill. What does one have to do to modify the Weber Grill? Is it possible to remove the regulator and use some kind of adaptor to connect the hose from the RV to the grill?
Thanks in advance for your help.

[Del78]

Hi I am in similar situation with a broil king porta-chef 120, as long as the regulator is threaded on, should not be too difficult to modify.. Take your grill to our local hardware and explain what your doing, they should have the necessary quick connect fittings and propane hose required. Hope this helps a little!

[Del78]

If the regulator on weber is welded on and not removeable, the other option is to install a tee right before your tt's regulator and run a propane hose direct to your weber, this would also not void any warranty on your weber.

[dan-nickie]

http://www.forestriverforums.com/for...ect-77708.html

[mud yapster]

I'd think it wouldn't hurt anything to have 2 regulators in line together. They are made to reduce the tank pressure so one regulator will be closed to give you the right pressure and the other one will be opened to maintain the right pressure so should still work fine Hooking two in series with each other. Hope that makes sense to you.

[hbillsmith]

See dan-nickie response. Thats what I did. Search youtube for "convert weber Q1200" also.

[Del78]

Dan that's a great demonstration, feel free to advise me on hooking up a broil king porta-chef 120 to a 2011 wildwood xlite 26bf using either low pressure line or bypass fittings required at main propane supply.