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rdunk · 12-10-2009, 12:08 PM

Don makes an excellent point from his life experiences that should help all of us to take care when dealing with our propane connections! Safety is #1!!

We don't have any quick-disconnect connections anyway, but we have always had one serious propane release problem inside our MS ------ which occurs every time we try to light the stove top!!!!!! From the start it has been that way. It generally takes a lot of clicks to finally get a burner to come on. Who knows, maybe a "quick-disconnect" on the stove-top might help this just a little!!!!! lol lol lol (Just kidding) Of course, we could use a "grill lighter"to light the burner, but then that would release propane too , wouldn't it? lol lol

Thanks Don, for your serious real concern about our staying safe in this RV'in lifestyle.

12-10-2009, 12:08 PM	#4
rdunk Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 482	Don makes an excellent point from his life experiences that should help all of us to take care when dealing with our propane connections! Safety is #1!! We don't have any quick-disconnect connections anyway, but we have always had one serious propane release problem inside our MS ------ which occurs every time we try to light the stove top!!!!!! From the start it has been that way. It generally takes a lot of clicks to finally get a burner to come on. Who knows, maybe a "quick-disconnect" on the stove-top might help this just a little!!!!! lol lol lol (Just kidding) Of course, we could use a "grill lighter"to light the burner, but then that would release propane too , wouldn't it? lol lol Thanks Don, for your serious real concern about our staying safe in this RV'in lifestyle. __________________ Robert Robert and Carlene 2005 RE3, S/N 2107 (sold Jan. 2010)