Hi Larry, I used it a total of once, and it seemed to work fine, but
there is really no way to tell since really niether one has a gauge
(the grill tank seemed a lot lighter when done). It filled VERY
quickly. The hose was pretty pricy, I can't remember how much it was
though.

As for what I would do differently... nothing with the hose, but if i
was replaceing the valve again I would have put a fitting to go the
opposite way if possible (ie: run a gas grille off my westy tank). I'm
not sure where on the tank it would have to go to get the pressure
right.

Chris

On 10/11/05, Larry Chase <roadguy@roadhaus.com> wrote:
> Chris,
>
> Any history of usage with this set up.
>
> How many times have you used it?
> How long to fill?
> Problems?
> Thing you would do different?
> Etc?
>
>
> good road,
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> good life,
>
> larry chase
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> Date:    Mon, 10 Oct 2005 21:56:30 -0400
> From:    Christopher Gronski <gronski@GMAIL.COM>
> Subject: Re: Any way to transfer LP from gas grill tanks into the vanagon LP
>         tank?
>
> When I had the valve on my propane tank changed the guy that did the work
> also made up a "cheater hose" for me. The fitting on one end matches the
> van, the fitting on the other end matches a standard tank. Hook em up, open
> the valves and voila!
>
> Chris
>
>
>