Which propane pigtail do I buy? Camco Explains
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2017
- Camco Propane Regulators and Pigtails:
Buy here 👉 59005 - Auto-Changeover Two-Stage Propane Regulator www.amazon.com/dp/B0024ECBCA/r...
or here 👉 59053 - Acme x 1/4" Male Inverted Flare Propane Pigtails, 12” www.amazon.com/dp/B0014E3MSS/r...
or here 👉 59073 - Acme x 1/4" Male Inverted Flare Propane Pigtails, 20” www.amazon.com/dp/B00192QBC4/r...
or here 👉 59153 - Acme x 1/4" Male Inverted Flare Propane Pigtails, 24” www.amazon.com/dp/B00192MUJM/r...
or here 👉 59163 - Acme x 1/4" Male Inverted Flare Propane Pigtails, 30” www.amazon.com/dp/B00192MUJW/r...
or here 👉 59173 - Acme x 1/4" Male Inverted Flare Propane Pigtails, 36” www.amazon.com/dp/B0014E92IM/r...
or here 👉 59183 - Acme x 1/4" Male Inverted Flare Propane Pigtails, 48” www.amazon.com/dp/B00192QBTW/r...
or here 👉 59193 - Acme x 1/4" Male Inverted Flare Propane Pigtails, 60” www.amazon.com/dp/B0014E3MT2/r...
or here 👉 59313 - Standard Two-Stage Propane Regulator www.amazon.com/dp/B0024ECBMA/r...
Auto-Changeover Two-Stage Propane Regulator
59005
Acme x 1/4" Male Inverted Flare Propane Pigtails
59053 - 12”
59063 - 15”
59073 - 20”
59153 - 24”
59163 - 30”
59173 - 36”
59183 - 48”
59193 - 60”
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Standard Two-Stage Propane Regulator
59313
Acme x 1/4" Male NPT Propane Pigtail:
59843 - 20"
Adapter, 1/4” male NPT x 1/4” Female Inverted Flare Adapter
59953 - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
You are the man! Thanks for saving me from research hell!
Glad I watched the video prior to buying the pigtail replacement.
just the info i needed prior to ordering an addl bottle and longer pigtail, thanks
Thanks for solving my dilemma. You guys are great. When Camco is an option on Amazon, I go with your products. For example, I recently bought your water filter for my city (actually well) line and man, it changed my water completely to something I can now drink and cook with,
Good job demystifying that question.
It's important to note that the information in this video is specific to Camco regulators. My rig has the Deking auto-changeover regulator, and its pigtails are Male NPT connectors, not Male Inverted-flare connectors like in this video.
I've been searching for hours on this confirmation. Thank you for the clarification!
Mine has a spring inside
I cant remove the hose from the regulator, it seems like it's sealed on there. What do I do?
I'm going to need heat like by the end of the week
Great video and info but mine is the opposite.... But now I know what I'm looking at
I have the 2 stage auto change over value you have there. I just noticed I can hear propane coming out from around the black manual change over knob. If I wiggle it around it changes the amount of propane coming from around it. Is this a normal failure of this make and model? Also, my unit only had half propane supply to my stove top elements. Meaning at full settings on my range elements I could only get about half the old flame out of it. Must be related to an issue with the regulator?
I have a Camco59333 2 stage regulator. I just changed tanks Saturday. Opened the door Monday morning to smell heavy propane odor. Checked the regulator and found the small pinhole in the 1st stage is leaking and my new tank nearly empty. I have a new regulator (always have a spare) but I am curious what the hole is meant for and how my regulator failed. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have the Camco pigtail with male 1/4” male connector for my Cavagna 924N auto changeover regulator. I can’t get the threads to “catch”. What could be up?
thanks for this explanation. guess i have some pigtails to return now. 😂
My pig tail appears to have a half inch npt male end my I can't find any fitting like this
So helpful. Thank you!
We're so glad this was helpful!
I need some advice on a propane soldering iron ,
made by perkeo (German) .
The regulator needs a connection or converter to work on a U.S. cylinder .or does it??
Does it need maybe a p.o.l fitting or is there a cylinder I can get that these connections will work on?? Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated
Looking online these Propane soldering irons have connections of M10x1 LH or G3/8" LH - outlet M14x1 RH.
None of our pigtails have these metric connection. Our pigtail connect to a US DOT propane cylinder with the standard ACME connection (CGA Connection 791) and the outlet end of the pigtail which is designed to connect to regulator has either a standard 1/4” Inverted Flare connection or a standard 1/4” NPT connection.
My auto change over has 1/4" NPT lair
My trailer has a 2 stage with auto changeover but has male NPT fittings. Am I missing the little flare fitting on the regulator side?
My trailer is the same way. What did you end up doing?
I ordered what I thought I needed according to this video because I have a changeover regulator, however when I took the hose off, it had a spring with a bb in it which I'm told is a "check valve" or "back check valve". I cannot find these on the site anywhere. Please advise.
Mine is the same
My generator has an Acme connection end just like a typical BBQ does and the pigtails you have displayed in the video.
How do I connect the generator (or BBQ) Acme connection end to the Outlet on the Auto-Changeover Two-Stage Regulator?
It’s unclear what adaptor(s) exist or can be used that can couple the 3/8” Female NPT Outlet on the changeover regulator to the Acme end on my generator or BBQ.
Any specific guidance would be greatly appreciated.
You will need to use a pigtail to the regulator. The POL connection goes to the LP tank.
I’m sorry, I don’t follow you. Appreciate your patience.
I have two 20lb tanks connected to 2 pigtails, and those two pigtails are connected to the auto changeover regulator inlets.
How do I connect the regulator outlet to my BBQ? - My BBQ has an Acme end that would normally go straight to the propane tank.
i hate the rubber hose pigtails as they fail every two years on my RV park tank to Rv. and i would lose a tank of propane
i had to go to a copper pig tail because of this.
What is the pre set psi for this guage I need one that u can turn up a little more pressure
Thanks for the question. The regulator is set at 1/2 pound psi. It can not be adjusted. --Scott
Now I'm confused, haha. I took off my pigtale and it looks like the Male "NPT", but I have a two stage regulator. Are all two stage regulators male inverted flares?
I said that wrong. I have a regulator that has two pigtails (propane tanks). Does this mean it is an auto changeover regulator? If so is also always an inverted flare connection?
Only regulator that has inverted flare connection is the two-stage auto-changeover regulator. Normal two-stage regulators have NPT connections (3/8” NPT outlet and 1/4” NPT inlet)
You will need #59954.
What if my grill doesn't even have a connector? It's just a hose clamped straight on to the control system.
I'm not sure I follow. Are you saying the grill is connected directly to the RV with no way of disconnecting? --Scott
@@CamcoManufacturing I'm saying that the grill's control panel is connected permanently to the regulator with no easy way to disconnect it.
What kind of grill are you using?
@@CamcoManufacturing Char-Broil.
I can’t find replacement pigtails to fit my regulator to save my life. My original pigtails have 1/2” female threads.
Sorry, all of our pigtails are ¼ inverted flare.
Lose the music
He lost me at pigtails…😫👍🏼☮️
Camco, your pigtails suck. I've gone thru 2 sets in 3 years. The rubber gets hard and they leak at the crimp fitting going to the bottle or the fitting going to the tank. Lost $60 propane on the first set, thought it may be a fluke, replaced them, and i'll be damned if today, both tanks were empty when I checked.
Hey Chris. We are sorry to hear about your struggles with the pigtails. From our knowledge, this is an uncommon occurrence. Please contact info@camco.net to work with a tech to determine possible causes.