PilotKev62
RVF Regular
- Joined
- Mar 9, 2025
- Messages
- 15
- Location
- Oakland Tn.
- RV Year
- 2004
- RV Make
- Fleetwood
- RV Model
- Southwind
- RV Length
- 32
- Chassis
- Chevrolet
- Engine
- Workhorse V8
- Fulltimer
- No
Along with the Fleetwood southwind RV I acquired from my parents who are too old to drive. It came with some things they used on their trips. Ind was a portable table top grill from cabelas’s . Used the one pound disposable propane tanks. I decided to use it at the house to see how it works.
Well at first even on high the regulator would not allow enough propane to allow proper cooking. I found that under the regulator knob sticker there is an adjustment that can be made using an Allan wrench. I turned it clockwise and the flame gets much higher and it works great after that. I’m going to purchase an adapter hose to connect to a 20 pound propane tank instead of buying or refilling the 1 pound tanks
I thought this might help someone who is in the same situation. Maybe it comes that way as a factory setting and in the instruction manual it may tell about this but I don’t have that.
Well at first even on high the regulator would not allow enough propane to allow proper cooking. I found that under the regulator knob sticker there is an adjustment that can be made using an Allan wrench. I turned it clockwise and the flame gets much higher and it works great after that. I’m going to purchase an adapter hose to connect to a 20 pound propane tank instead of buying or refilling the 1 pound tanks
I thought this might help someone who is in the same situation. Maybe it comes that way as a factory setting and in the instruction manual it may tell about this but I don’t have that.
