Coach is a 1978 Trade Wind with probably the original rubber propane hose from the regulator down to the copper line heading back underneath.
The rubber line just closed up - wouldn't let be a couple molecules of gas through an hour. The copper line headed back was blown out, but didn't contain more than a couple drops of oil.
Too weird.
I'm posting this just to give folks with elderly coaches a heads-up if the propane system seems to be taking a dump on you!
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"Between what matters and what seems to matter, how should the world we know judge wisely?" - E.C. Bentley, Trent's Last Case
Your experience is not that unexpected. Over the years as rubber ages and the molecules break down into shorter ones, the propensity to absorb trace oils into the voids swells the rubber to the point it collapses on the inside even if the outside looks okay.
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