Gas line to rear bumper

[kalel14]

just got a ‘23 globetrotter 25fb and want to use our magma stove off the on-board propane. stove has a handy support that rests on the bumper rail in the back. problem is the lpg quick connect is in the front. there’s multiple lines (1/2” & 3/8”) underneath, but the ring supports they run through are riveted on. my question is what is the best way to secure the new gas line to the bottom of the trailer? i can tie into the distribution block easy enough.

[kalel14]

i figured it out. just used ring mounts and self-tapping screws to the frame.

[nvestysly]

Welcome to Air Forums. Glad you figured out a solution to your question. When you have time, consider posting a picture or two of your project - it will be helpful to others.

See Ya Down the Road

[kalel14]

Originally Posted by nvestysly

Welcome to Air Forums. Glad you figured out a solution to your question. When you have time, consider posting a picture or two of your project - it will be helpful to others.

See Ya Down the Road

gonna try to upload pics. basically- tied into the distributer with 3/8” lp gas line. needed 16’-ish to reach the rear bumper and ended up getting two 8’ sections male/female (https://a.co/d/3IAUkTw). used these crimp clamps (https://a.co/d/74bJteB) to secure underneath. before the axles, i used the already present pan screws & ran the line up & over the axels b/w the frame & out towards the rear. back there i used #8, 5/8” self-tapping screws to secure the clamps/line. left a bit of slack at the stabilizer (similar to the front) & secured to the rear frame with pre-assembled quick connect bracket from fleming (https://www.flemingsalesoem.com/product/quick-connect-female-lp-fitting-w-mounting-bracket-rv/). unrecoverable moments were spent searching for the separate parts for the bracket/connector/adapter when fleming had it already put together for cheaper…
final pic shows the mounting bracket for the magma grill, which i bolted to the frame (after pain-staking hole drilling…) because the mounting arm for the grill is offset and the shifting weight on it caused it to rock.

[kalel14]

remainder of pics