WADEOWADEO Propane Brass Tee Adapter Kit, 4-Port Propane Brass Tee with 5FT and 12FT Propane Distribution Tree Extension Hose Assembly for Motorhome or RV

After taking this out of the package I was surprised at it's heft! It's solid and built to last! I'm pretty sure I won't be needing another anytime soon. The fittings screwed on tight and there was no play at all. The hoses included were more than adequate for my use. I'm just adding a #100 tank to the 2 tank system on my travel trailer. My only problem was that I had to buy an adapter in addition to the kit to make it work as intended. But even with the extra cost of the adapter, it was still more cost effective than almost all the others available on Amazon. I'm pretty happy with it. This is the adapter that I had to purchase to make it fully functional:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XKXHZMY/ref=cm_sw_r_oth_api_glt_i_K90Z8XXW721QDB937CEY?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

My brother hooked up a propane tank to my RV so we didn’t have to unhook from the water and sewer to get gas.. At first it was confusing because no directions were included. (This would be a good idea) We went back to the item page on Amazon and found a diagram there. Then it was an easy hook up. He used a sealant at all junctions so there are no leaks.

The brass tee itself is fine but can be purchased for 19.99 here on Amazon. I paid more so I knew I would have everything needed to install on my RV and hook up a 20lb propane tank. And the kit does have everything I needed but the hose where it connects to the fitting for the propane tank leaks at the crimp and the o rings are cheap and broke first tank change I replaced them and checked for leaks and found the hose leaking and probably has been since I installed it. So don't waste your money and just buy the cheap brass tee and the hose you need . I spent $70 dollars and could have done it under $40 and not had a bad hose already and now out more for a new hose .

It took my girlfriend longer to season the hamburgers than it took me to install this. Very easy. Has worked great every time. Tip: Before disconnecting from the propane tank burn off the excess gas in the line. Duh.

Works well but you cannot leave it attached because it leaks at the bottle end when not attached to a propane bottle. Unless someone makes a cap for that end of hose you'll have to remove it when you are finished using it.

This comes with the connector and two different lengths of hose. The hoses seem to be good quality. There are no instructions included, so be sure you check the diagram in the Amazon ad. But this will be handy when camping to hook up more than one thing at a time to the gas tank.

After following the directions exactly, the pressure on the Sodastream never went into the "green zone." The only slightly filled bottles would run out every week or so. Then the hose developed a leak and won't charge at all. Paid for a now useless large CO2 tank, so that's great.

Great for extended stays. Which now a days, with gas prices, they all are!

Perfect product