Camper stoves

[Jim Uran]

do they typically use high pressure lines, or low pressure lines. What kind of line and regulator would I need to replace in my camper. The stove worked last year when my uncle had it, but since then he left the regulator hose hanging up front and took off with it and the crimped the line off. I was thinking on just running a new line but need some help.

[Jim Uran]

Edit... it's a three burner stove/oven.

[Redlantern]

Does it say somewhere on the stove how many inches of water column the gas pressure should be?

Not sure what type of access you have for installing the gas line. If it's doable, I would use type L soft copper with flare(NOT COMPRESSION) fittings. If you can't get the copper fished through with out kinking it, you could try some of the flexible spaghetti type of gas line (it's stainless steel coated with yellow plastic). I've installed it before and while it doesn't kink, I just don't like it. Personal preference, I guess. Also, don't use any teflon tape on the threaded fittings. It could potentially tear off and either plug up an orifice or become lodged in the regulator and cause it to not reduce the pressure.

[Jim Uran]

I'll check inside the stove tonight and see if it has and wordage about the pressure!