Gas connection to fridge on flexible hose - is this OK?

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Re: Gas connection to fridge on flexible hose - is this OK?

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This is what I mean. You can pay a lot for a new ready-to-go bottle or tank once you add up all the fixtures you have to buy. It will be several years in some cases before the gas savings actually cover the cost. If you watch ebay long enough, small LPG tanks do come up and even when you factor in straps and a valve change, you can generally do it for under £100.

I looked at those but it didn't make much economical sense (at the time) so I decided to go DIY. Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on how you look at it), the tank was full of gas so had to strap it in for a year until I'd used it all. :rofl
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Re: Gas connection to fridge on flexible hose - is this OK?

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irishkeet wrote:great ideas for my interior, if using an underslung tank what would be the best way to bring a gas feed into the interior of the van?

The best solution for the through floor feed is this - http://www.vwbusshop.de/epages/GuenzlCl ... /333000051
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Inspired. I like that. Long as it doesn't rust that is.
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