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I used the CAMCO 59123, comes with hoses, to add ability to attach grill, or fireplace, also add additional tank temporarily.

Originally posted by mcarter SH, I used the CAMCO 59123, comes with hoses, to add ability to attach grill, or fireplace, also add additional tank temporarily.

Thanks. I looked at it and it looks like it likely would not work for my situation. I already did a dual-tank setup on the tongue with auto-switchover. This looks like it is more for a large tank that fills in place on a motor home. I'm looking more for a low-pressure fitting but would need to find a manifold with an empty spot to attach a hose to give me the equivalent of what the newer RPods have.

Originally posted by podwerkz ...BTW that LP port on the frame is almost worthless. Forget it is there. Seriously....

Originally posted by podwerkz If your r-pod came with an outdoor stove that connects to that port, that's a fine use for it. But the r-pods without the optional outdoor stove that come with that port mounted on the frame, by itself, well, thats a lot less useful without buying a dedicated appliance and connector or two. Much simpler to just buy an off-the-shelf camping stove and use that...or so it seems to me.  Again, just my opinion.

My 2015 has a low pressure propane port under the rear bumper (garage model) and came with a grill.  We don't use the grill, but have a Blackstone griddle.  The small canisters don't last long with the Blackstone, so I got an adapter hose and run the griddle directly from the LP port.