installing propane line for Wave 3 heater

[Parker Buckley]

You might search and find a better deal. They're not available at Lowes, but haven't checked elsewhere.

Parker

Just found this by entering "Olympian 57633" in Google. Not sure the link will work by the time it's posted. Either way, if you get to this site, you can see a picture of it.

http://www.folandsales.com/catalog.asp?pro...;showprevnext=1

Parker

[April Wilcox]

Thanks Parker! Saves us the trouble of finding it. Much appreciated!

[Joe Z]

Parker....
I also saved that link as it may come in handy
thanks,
Joe

[April Wilcox]

Well, it turns out we DO have a leak in the original copper line that runs to the stove. I had a feeling something was not up to par. Gotta trust that gut feeling! We plan to run new lines sometime in the near future, luckily we have a coleman stove to use in the mean time.

We did successfully hook up and fire up our "new" wave 3, and it works like a charm!! Very toasty!

[Joseph and Melanie Castine]

Hi there,

I am trying to put a T in a rubber propane hose. I thought I could find a brass barbed T with 1/4 inside diameter. NO luck!!!! Anybody have a source?

Thanks


Joe

[Larry&Carrie]

Hi there,

I am trying to put a T in a rubber propane hose. I thought I could find a brass barbed T with 1/4 inside diameter. NO luck!!!! Anybody have a source?

Thanks


Joe

I, too, have not found one. You may have to obtain either a 1/8" or 1/4" brass pipe tee and then use pipe threaded barb fittings like I had to do. Larry

[Joseph and Melanie Castine]

I, too, have not found one. You may have to obtain either a 1/8" or 1/4" brass pipe tee and then use pipe threaded barb fittings like I had to do. Larry

Thank you!!!! So I use a pipe T and then use a barbed/threaded fitting to connect hose?

OK. Now to find the T and three barbed on one end threaded on the other fittings.

Thanks

Joe

[Joseph and Melanie Castine]

Found the fittings today at Home Despot. Will try to hook it all up as soon as the temps get above 50 again.

Joe