1/4" NPT RV Propane Hose with Gauge

BEFORE YOU BUY.... Make absolutely certain what type of flare fitting you have. There is an inverted flare fitting and a non-inverted flare fitting. They sell both, but they are not interchangable.Easy to install, although they are a bit longer than the original rubber hoses and had to reorient them so I could close the door. Really like the gauge feature. Have no rating for durability as I just installed them, however I expect them to last longer than the rubber hoses which lasted 4 years.

We bought these to replace our older gas hoses on our travel trailer. My husband loves them! He can easily check the gauges while we are camping to determine if we need to switch tanks for those cold mountain camping nights! He likes the braided hose design and feels they are much more durable than the stock hoses that came with our trailer. We have had absolutely no issues with these hoses and will definitely buy again!

I replaced my 1 year old RV propane lines because the factory lines were already leaking. I like this. Also has a gauge to make sure while camping you will not run out or warn you when getting low. I like this product a lot. Doesn't feel or look like a cheap product.

I have read some reviews that say the gages are not accurate. That was not my experience. One thing I would like to point out is that when you fill a propane tank they start at about 90% of capacity unless the facility "packs" the tank which i don't think you'll find since it's illegal. Therefore the gages are always going to show less than full to start with.

To install the propane tank hoses you must remove the factory installed reducers. This proved very difficult. I had to anchor the valve in a vise to remove them. Don't know if I damaged the device. First trip out with new regulator tank 1 shut down, did not switch. After investigating I determined that tank 1 is 90% full. Moved selector to tank 2 and everything works

Easy to install with no problems.I am giving 4 stars because I needed to install only one onto my dual tank regulator.Once I need to install the second one, and there are no leaks like some customers mentioned, I will return here and upgrade my rating to 5 stars.

These have been working fine for more than a year in TX. Now we're getting consistent sub-freezing temperatures they seem to have stopped working. We're running the furnace more than usual and when I checked the levels today both tanks read "LOW". As I was unhooking the tanks to go refill, one is clearly weighing still full and the other at least half-full. We'll see what happens when it warms up again.

Bought new trailer. No way to tell fullness of the lp tanks. Guages work great and now can monitor fullness of tanks. Cheal and easy to install solution.

I added to each tank on my trailer. Looked like it would do a good job until I ran out of propane and my fridge quit when we were away for a week. The gauge indicated there was gas in the tank, but there wasn't. See pic of gauge open to atmosphere and indicating lot of gas.I found to make it work, you need to bang on the side of the gauge. The needle is prone to sticking in one position.

Do not buy this product. The connection between the fitting and the braided hose leaks. I have been using these for maybe two weeks when I noticed a propane smell. Soapy water revealed the culprit. I have no idea how to contact the company because Amazon buries that information once the return window closes. I didn't install them right away, and now I have useless hoses I need to replace.

Worked out great for shipping

So far so good hopefully lasts more than the oem part 4 yrs and leaking cracked from year 2 gas tape was a nice bonus

Fit these on 2 camper tanks and they work great