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Old 01-21-2016, 03:20 PM   #1
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Use a regulated propane appliance
My trailer has a exterior, regulated pressure, propane line. Can I hook up an appliance such as a gas grill, which came with a regulated line, with just a straight unregulated line? Or should I use the hose that came with the grill - with a regulator? Hope, that makes sense!

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You can use either, as long as the regulated outputs are the same, and they probably are.
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