WADEO 15 inch Stainless Braided RV Propane Hose, Propane Hose with 1/4 Inch Inverted Male Flare, 2 Pack, Include Thread Seal Tape

Our old gas lines were rubber, brittle and needed to be replaced. The set was easy to install and functions as intended.

Failed! Hose crimps disconnected and tank was releasing propane! Just 1 month after installing I came home to find my RV hissing and one of the two propane lines disconnected at the crimp point. I can not return them through Amazon because I waited a few months before installing them. These hoses were routed exactly like the ones from the OEM that lasted 8 years.

These arrived well packaged and in good shape. I installed them in just a couple minutes and they work perfectly. They’re a touch longer than others sold on here and that was why I made the purchase. Would I buy them again? Yes but I hope I won’t need to

I replaced my original rubber LP gas lines on our 1989 Camper. They still were OK but I thought I should replace them due to age and I wanted to make sure they would be trouble free BEFORE I got out camping. With the originals, I know it's just a short time before the original lines would've crack/split at a most inopportune time for sure.

I've had these lines in use for about 2-3 years, but today one failed and started leaking and definitely better than other longer ones I've bought and failed within a few months. These are great for the price but unfortunately i have to buy replacements.

After vandals cut the line on RV, I decided to upgrade to stainless in the hopes that it wouldn't happen again - they didn't need to come back to make me regret this purchase.The main problem is that the spacer inside the screw-on outer collar is made of brittle, thing, CLEAR plastic that will absolutely break the instant you cross-thread or otherwise mis-handle these things in any way. I went through 2 sets(of 2) and one had a broken spacer upon arrival. This spacer is inside the attachment and is supposed to seal the inside of the propane connection, and when it's broken it leaks propane, sometime slowly, sometimes faster. I managed to break two of these while switching over tanks, something you've got to do from time to time, and I cross-threaded the main collar. It's a small mistake that shouldn't break this most-important part, the literal reason for this device to exist, but they made it from brittle, hard, clear plastic(?) that broke with almost no force. Even knowing this I managed to break one of the next set almost immediately after installation. I cannot stress enough that these aren't a great choice if you actually need to change or refill your propane canisters...at all. Because when they break, if you don't have a spare, you're either going to go without your propane, or let it leak while you run your stove. Yay.

Several years ago I replaced my existing hoses with hoses with a rubber outer hose. I noticed they were cracking badly. These hoses were easy to install and with the inverted flare fitting no tape sealant was required even though it was furnished. I hope these braid-protected hoses last longer.

Current propane tank lines to the regulator were showing cracks and obvious signs of age...much sooner than I thought they would. These lines were a perfect replacement while also upgrading the propane supply lines. Needed to rotate the tanks a little to accommodate the slightly longer lengths but fit great.