I need a couple of LP quick-release fittings for a portable i/r heater. They’re like the air fittings, but rated for gas.
Where should I be able to find them? Local (backwoods) propane dealer didn’t know what I was talking about….but I’ve seen them used in a comm. kitchen. Would like to find locally if someone can tell what kind of store to be looking in, otherwise an on-line source would be appreciated.
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Any restaurant supply house has 'em, or try http://www.natequipment.com.
Dormont Manufacturing claims to have invented them. They are called "push-to-connect quick disconnect couplings", are not particularly cheap, and are probably not allowed for what you want to use them for. That said, they should work just fine.
I saw some at Sims' Welding Supply in Culver City. So try welding supply shops....
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I've gotten some at an RV dealer. They had stuff in stock the welding supply shops said they'd have to order.
I got some at a farm supply store.
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All the Bar B Que stores have them.