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Old 05-11-2008, 04:49 PM   #41
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O posted three photos of the gas line I am talking about. Below the trailer also. Do I have to drop the belly pan to see the connection I am not seeing?
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Old 05-11-2008, 05:01 PM   #42
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O posted three photos of the gas line I am talking about. Below the trailer also. Do I have to drop the belly pan to see the connection I am not seeing?
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I'm not sure at what point you took the photos. But you need to completely disconnect the fitting from the outside valve. Also completely disconnect the line from the tank. Look very closely at where the line goes through the floor. Clean the hole out if there is caulking there and then you should be able to pull the line out from below. The hole should be large enough for the fitting to pass through. Maybe not. If not you'll have to remove the fitting. In my rig there was nothing holding the line between the floor and the belly pan. You should not have to drop the belly pan. At the very most you might drop the wrap in that area but I doubt you should even have to do that.
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So I disconnect the line at that shut off fitting? It seems like it wants to keep twisiting and I di not want to break it. Sorry I am being a dunderhead on this one.
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Old 05-11-2008, 05:20 PM   #44
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The propane line must be removed and clear from the tank before you can remove the tank from the trailer. You probably don't have to disconnect the line from the valve but I would do that so it's easier to pull the line through the floor and free from the tank. You'll need two wrenches to remove the fitting from the valve.


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So I disconnect the line at that shut off fitting? It seems like it wants to keep twisiting and I di not want to break it. Sorry I am being a dunderhead on this one.
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Old 05-11-2008, 05:22 PM   #45
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Thanks I tried that but was screwing something up, maybe I will spray some lube on the fittings tonite., soak it and try tommorow.
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