It doesn't need a regulator because the T is added before the one on
your tank. It has two hoses because it allows for different types of
hook ups. You can go to the marshal website for more information. I
can tell you I bought one about 2 years ago and still payed about
70.00 for it.

JFF
On Mar 26, 2008, at 4:24 PM, Edward Maglott wrote:

that's quite a price break.  I know it goes between the tank and
regulator.  Beyond that, what connector does it have on it?  Does it
have  a valve? and what are the 2 hoses for?

Thanks,
Edward

At 11:59 AM 3/26/2008, you wrote:
> Just wanted to inform you all of a great closeout deal I got on a
> useful
> Westy accessory. These were recommended here by several list
> members a while
> ago, but for over $100. Now I have them for $39, which is roughly
> half of
> dealer cost.  This was a one-time liquidation purchase from an RV
> conversion
> company that needed to unload excess stock, and I will never have
> them at
> this price again once they're gone.
>
> The Marshall Brass Extend-A-Stay kit adds two connections to your
> Vanagon's
> propane tank setup.  One allows you to attach a second propane tank
> (such a
> standalone gas grill tank, or a second mounted tank) to increase your
> propane capacity.  An optional adapter (which I also have on
> closeout) lets
> you attach a disposable one-pound "colelam stove type" propane
> cylnder as
> your second tank.  Keep a spare or two in the van and never run out of
> propane.  The second connection (with extra hose) allows you to run
> external
> propane devices such as a gas grill from your Westy tank, from up
> to 12 feet
> away.
>
> Link:
>
> http://busdepot.com/details.jsp?partnumber=53700
>
>
> - Ron Salmon
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