Regulator Supply Hose

[mbaker33]

Hey Guys,

I recently purchased a dual regulator and due to space restraints in my kegerator I could not leave the new regulator attached directly to the tank, so I purchased a 6 ft length of supply hose but it's way too long. I've been looking for a 3 ft length of the same, but I have not been able to find it anywhere.

Does anyone know where I could get a 3 ft length? Just for clarification, this is the hose that would go from the tank to the regulator and would need to be high pressure capable. Thanks.

Mark

 

[OLDBREW]

Hey Guys,

I recently purchased a dual regulator and due to space restraints in my kegerator I could not leave the new regulator attached directly to the tank, so I purchased a 6 ft length of supply hose but it's way too long. I've been looking for a 3 ft length of the same, but I have not been able to find it anywhere.

Does anyone know where I could get a 3 ft length? Just for clarification, this is the hose that would go from the tank to the regulator and would need to be high pressure capable. Thanks.

Mark

I'm assuming you are talking about the primary (high) side regulator feed. Normally they are piped from the tank adapter to the regulator then to the feed of the secondary regulator. Have you considered moving the tank/regs. outside the kegerator?

If that's not an option, have you tried a welding supply, or a hydraulic supply shop to see if they have an adapter/hose that may work for you? The hose if legal, would need to be rated some where around 2000-2500 psi i would think. hydraulic hoses and fittings are rated for that type of pressure

 

[HBHoss]

You could also check with a local propane supplier. Mine will make any length hose I want.

 

[alexnphillips]

not sure if this would work but I used to work at advance auto parts and we had some stainless fuel lines you might be able to get to work. Use a compression fitting to adapt to whatever size you need. They are sell benders so you don't crimp the hose trying to bend by hand. It was REALLY inexpensive if I remember right.