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Not from the looks of it. The adapter is meant to fit over the thread of a full size tank thread, or the same thread that you find on a propane bbq pit. Below are a couple pictures of the hose that come with the stoves. I know you can get the adapter fitting online for less, but not for much less. I think I paid about $15 for mine at Home Depot.



Ahh ok so the adapter that you can buy in the group buy fits over the tank end of the hose? I had been under the impression it was going to attach to the grill end. The order would be grill->hose->adapter->1lb tank. I was mistakenly believing it would be grill->adapter->aftermarket hose->1lb tank.

If buying the adapter allows me to use the hose that ships with the grill it’s a moot point and it will do what I want/need it to do.
 
Ahh ok so the adapter that you can buy in the group buy fits over the tank end of the hose? I had been under the impression it was going to attach to the grill end. The order would be grill->hose->adapter->1lb tank. I was mistakenly believing it would be grill->adapter->aftermarket hose->1lb tank.

If buying the adapter allows me to use the hose that ships with the grill it’s a moot point and it will do what I want/need it to do.

You can see the yellow protective cap in the top picture. The adapter will actually screw onto the threads under that cap. So the adapter will be used in addition to the supplied hose.
 
Below are a couple pictures of the hose that come with the stoves.


Maybe I missed it but I didn't realize the stove comes with a hose. Is that type hose pretty common and easy to find a replacement? Sorry, I'm a noob to propane, my home gas bbq is on natural gas so this will be my first propane cooker. Thanks for all the great info!
 
Now that I've got a better understanding of the supplied hose ... I'm definitely going to want the 22" (w/ windscreen) and bottle adapter.
 
Maybe I missed it but I didn't realize the stove comes with a hose. Is that type hose pretty common and easy to find a replacement? Sorry, I'm a noob to propane, my home gas bbq is on natural gas so this will be my first propane cooker. Thanks for all the great info!

Partner Steel does sell replacement hoses, and they can custom make different lengths for you as well. I ordered a longer hose from them last year, and I think I paid $30 for it.

I can't imagine needing to replace a hose due to normal use. So I don't think you'll need to worry about needing to replace one.

Mike
 
I'll put something else out there for you guys. You can also get cases for the 18" and 22" stoves. I know Partner Steel offers them, but you can also get them from Blue Ridge Overland Gear. The BROG case is pretty nice, and will add some protection if you think you need it. If you stove will be in a location where things will rub on it, it will get scratches and scuffs due to being aluminum.

Here's the link

Mike
 
Cases look pretty sweet, and thanks for clearing up the confusion about the included hose, and optional adapter Mike!

I just spoke with our vendor, and the ordering process has changed slightly.

Once we've reached the 15 person minimum, I will need to get each members Full Name, Shipping Address, and final order. He will then send you an invoice, once everyone is paid, the stoves will be shipped out.

Updating this info on the first page, as well as each persons tentative order.
 
I'm in for a 22" and adapter.

Another question though, this time about picking a connector side, can that be easily switched in the future or is it a more permanent situation?
 
I'll put something else out there for you guys. You can also get cases for the 18" and 22" stoves. I know Partner Steel offers them, but you can also get them from Blue Ridge Overland Gear. The BROG case is pretty nice, and will add some protection if you think you need it. If you stove will be in a location where things will rub on it, it will get scratches and scuffs due to being aluminum.

Here's the link

Mike

My goodness that case is wonderful. Perfectly engineered in it's own way to match the stove. Between the stove, griddle, adapter, and bag you're nearly $500 :wow2:

Think I may need to hold off on the griddle and bag or my wife might make me cook all our meals on this thing
 
I'm in for a 22" and adapter.

Another question though, this time about picking a connector side, can that be easily switched in the future or is it a more permanent situation?

I also have this question. What side do most people seem to go with? Does it make a huge difference?

After I figure that out, I am putting my name down on this GB.
 
Doh--typed up a nice long paragraph because I misread size instead of side.

Probably just personal preference, but the way I see it with a hose attachment rather than one of those rigged metal tubes then it doesn't really matter that much unless you're wanting to build this into some drawers or something.
 
Doh--typed up a nice long paragraph because I misread size instead of side.

Probably just personal preference, but the way I see it with a hose attachment rather than one of those rigged metal tubes then it doesn't really matter that much unless you're wanting to build this into some drawers or something.

Yea that's part of the thing. I will end up putting them in/on some drawers eventually (although I probably won't build the drawers around it). I was more just curious what most people seem to go with. I am leaning towards the left hand side. It's not changeable is it?
 
Yea that's part of the thing. I will end up putting them in/on some drawers eventually (although I probably won't build the drawers around it). I was more just curious what most people seem to go with. I am leaning towards the left hand side. It's not changeable is it?

That's definitely a question for [MENTION=98153]MStudt[/MENTION]
 
Yea that's part of the thing. I will end up putting them in/on some drawers eventually (although I probably won't build the drawers around it). I was more just curious what most people seem to go with. I am leaning towards the left hand side. It's not changeable is it?

Both stoves that I've owned were on the right side, and same can be said for the ones that I've seen.

This is a custom option on their stoves, and is not something that you can change. I'm not sure if this GB will allow for customizing of stoves or not so that will be a question for [MENTION=98618]brandoc0mmand0[/MENTION].
 
Both stoves that I've owned were on the right side, and same can be said for the ones that I've seen.

This is a custom option on their stoves, and is not something that you can change. I'm not sure if this GB will allow for customizing of stoves or not so that will be a question for [MENTION=98618]brandoc0mmand0[/MENTION].

Checking with our Vendor, but at discounted pricing, I'm not sure this is possible. I'll reply back.
 
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