Lee, you can not hose clamp on a propane line in a cabin for the danger of leaking propane. Actually there should be no connections of any kind in the cabin. Should be a solid copper pipe or approved crimped hose all the way out to the regulator or the shut off valve.
TURBO!!!!!cause bottles are for babies and superchargers blow!!! Which would you rather have, go fast goodies or shiny shoes? Your feet may look good, but if your engine blows up, you ain't going anywhere. Yanni Marinated S/V Princess Thalia Columbia 8.7 #73 On the Hard Mayo MD ________________________________ From: Lee Haefele <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 8:50:20 AM Subject: Re: [Liveaboard] SMEV propane oven connection I know that in Marsh Harbor, Bahamas I was able to buy a replacement section of correct Propane rubber hose that could be hose clamped to the tube. Not sure if a Propane dealer in states might carry this. Lee Haefele Subject: [Liveaboard] SMEV propane oven connection I have an SMEV minigrill propane oven I want to install on my PDQ32 Altair but no one on Long Island seems to know how to connect the propane line to the oven. I've been to plumbing supply, propane supply, and RV dealers and, of course, marine supply stores. It's just a steel tube approx. 5/16" OD. he tube is probably a metric size. There are no threads or flair on the end. Do you know of an adapter or something I could use? I understand this oven used to be installed on some of the older PDQ's, but I'm not sure, and is manufactured in Italy. I believe it's fairly popular on RV's in Europe. Thanks, Tim
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