Question: Do I need to replace and reposition my original
propane line?
I recently acquired a 1970
Trails West Campster. I think it was garaged most of it's life and in good condition but I am doing repairs and upgrades. It has the original kitchen sink with both city water and pump faucets, shore power
electrical and breaker box and working original two burner
propane stove top.
Propane system is original with copper lines running from front tank/regulator/rubber pigtail to front fitting on the interior copper pipe. It then continues inside though the left locker inside (not under the outside frame) to kitchen cabinet with single copper line in excellent shape. There is one fitting (in good shape with no leaks) connecting the run of copper line to a vertical copper line connecting directly to the stove top. All is in good working order. I plan to do 90% of stove use outside but would like to have the inside stove top an option for rainy weather, etc.
I would like to keep as much of the vintage setup as possible.
How important is it to take out the copper line and re-run the propane system under the frame as I see on other posts? Can I do it as a later project? Thoughts?