Propane tank “Y”

[gregshade]

Is there any issue with putting a “Y” on the primary tank to be able to run auxiliary devices like a generator or grill?

I have a 2007 Safari 25 FB SE and it does not have a low pressure outlet. Thinking the “Y” is the easiest solution.

Thanks,
Greg

[Johnco]

I've used one without issue for years. It's placed between the tank and the "pigtail" so anything you run off the feed will need a regulator but both my campfire in a can and my O-Grill are set up with regulators.

[johndorst]

Originally Posted by Johnco

I've used one without issue for years. It's placed between the tank and the "pigtail" so anything you run off the feed will need a regulator but both my campfire in a can and my O-Grill are set up with regulators.

I see a few different models and types out there (all with complaints that they leak, if not initially, pretty soon after install). Which one do you use?

Thanks

[dznf0g]

I've used an extend a stay for about 5 years. No leaks yet....

[gregshade]

Originally Posted by johndorst

I see a few different models and types out there (all with complaints that they leak, if not initially, pretty soon after install). Which one do you use?

Thanks

I used the Gauge Master and it works well.

[BigSxyWhtGuy]

Our low pressure outlet is low near the belly in between the frame and battery box. Easy to miss. I thought all airstreams had one? When did they start adding them?