DOZYANT 4 Feet Propane Torch Extension Hose for Propane Tree Distribution Tree Post Assembly 1" x20 Male Throwaway Cylinder Thread - T and Y Connector

Replacements for 25-year-old hoses that I use to hook up 2 Coleman stoves on a Lantern tree to a 20 lb tank. Solid and very quality made. Fit perfectly!

I purchased this about 6 months ago to extend my gas line from my griddle and keep it at a "safer" distance. I have used my grill several times with this hose connected. Last night I went to use my grill and the tank was empty which was weird because I do not use it very often. I noticed that the hose was very stiff and not very flexible due to the cold weather (maybe 40F). When I connected the new tank I immediate could hear, feel and smell a large amount of gas coming from the metal ferule that clamps the threaded end onto the end of the hose. In a panic I unscrewed the tank and after it releases all of the pressurized propane that was in the hose sprayed out at a distance of five feet for a few seconds. If I would have had an open flame anywhere near me it would have been a flame thrower situation. It was insanely scrary to think of what could have happened. I actually reconnected it to see if maybe it was screwed in incorrectly. Happened again. Just be cautious if the hose is connected before the regulator of your grill or the propane will come back out of the hose when disconnecting. And be advised that the durability of the hose is in question and the crimped on connectors were poorly installed.

Just what I needed

If you have a extend a stay tee on your rv with a acme port like what is on a green pounder bottle this will eliminate your need for them forever.the problem with rv ports is anything after the regulator is unusable it must be before the regulator otherwise you have to highly modify your grill to allow enough gas pressure to work properly.the only con on this hose is like others have said both ends should swivel freely which is a little difficult to take on an off.the other thing is when your done grilling shut off your gas valve and burn out whats left in the line. it will leak gas if you just unhook after your done with it.for the price you can't beat it. I tried to pay twice this amount by a rv dealership and the idiot told me what im doing can't be done and that i need to go this convoluted route of tearing my grill regulator out an other nonsense. hook this hose up turn on the grill eat and repeat.

05/28/2020: I do not like the way the 1 lb. propane canister sits on the side of my camp stove. The canister sits at an awkward angle and is too close to the stove for my comfort. I have been searching for a while for a long propane hose that would connect my Camp Chef Everest camp stove to a 1 lb. propane canister with several feet of space between the two. I even contacted Camp Chef but, like every one else, they only had long hoses to use with bulk propane tanks. (As a newbie to camping, I decided to start with the small canister & I was given 3 by a friend). Finally, I came across this Dozyant 5 ft. Propane Distribution Extension Hose on Amazon. What can I say, "a picture is worth a thousand words." Right there on the product page is a picture of the extension hose connected to a Camp Chef stove and a 1 lb. propane canister. Finally, a Company that remembered there are people like me who have 1 lb. propane canisters & want a hose to move it further from the stove. Thank you Dozyant. I decided to try the hose to brew my morning coffee since camping is on hold due to covid-19. The hose connected easily and securely to the regulator (which came with & has to be connected to the stove first) and the propane canister. No propane leaks and the canister reaches & sits level on the floor with hose length left over to move the canister further away from the table if I want to. Yes, I did this indoors but, I was very careful. The hose feels strong and durable. If I interpreted the description correctly, it can be used with bulk propane tanks too. I expect this hose to last for a long time with proper handling (carefully unlooping it, taking my time connecting it, putting it away & storing it properly when not in use). In my opinion, the Dozyant 5 ft. Propane Distribution Extension Hose is worth the money.

Quality product. Like all propane hoses it is a bit stiff, other than that is a great product at a reasonable price.

I bought a new 2 burner camp stove earlier this year and finally got a chance to use it in October. It is quite a bit larger than my old Coleman stove. I have a light weight folding stove stand that is more like a frame than a solid topped table. When connecting a green 1 lb propane bottle to the stove's connector, the propane bottle just hung freely off the side with nothing to support it. With the new stove weighing so much more than my old one, I wanted the 1 lb propane tank to rest on the ground. The Dozyant 4 Feet Propane Distribution Tree Extension Hose was just what I needed. One end of the hose screws directly on to the 1 lb propane tank, the other end to the camp stove's connector. The hose is the correct length to allow the tank to rest upon the ground with some to spare. Keep in mind this hose is made also to connect to a distribution tree which I do not own. It won't attach to a 20 lb propane tank like the ones used for a BBQ grill. It connects to the Coleman Green disposable 1 lb bottles without some kind of adapter being required. The other end attaches to the appliances that use those disposable 1 lb propane tanks.

Good product ,Ease connection