3 Feet RV Propane Hose Connector Assembly - 3/8" Female Flare x 3/8" Female Flare Quick Connect Hose 59913

3 Feet RV Propane Hose Connector Assembly - 3/8" Female Flare x 3/8" Female Flare Quick Connect Hose 599133 Feet RV Propane Hose Connector Assembly 3 8" Female Flare x 3 8" Female Flare Quick Connect Hose 59913 Key Features Total Length: 3 feet (36 inches) Hose Inner Diameter: 3 8 inch Connection Type: 3 8 inch Female Flare Swivel Fitting (Both Ends) Material: High tensile strength rubber hose construction Application: For use in low pressure propane systems Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers 59913 CAM59913 Compatibility & Fitment Connects low pressure

3 Feet RV Propane Hose Connector Assembly - 3/8" Female Flare x 3/8" Female Flare Quick Connect Hose 59913

Key Features

• Total Length: 3 feet (36 inches)
• Hose Inner Diameter: 3/8 inch
• Connection Type: 3/8 inch Female Flare Swivel Fitting (Both Ends)
• Material: High-tensile strength rubber hose construction
• Application: For use in low-pressure propane systems

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• 59913
• CAM59913

Compatibility & Fitment

• Connects low-pressure portable propane appliances to an existing regulated gas supply
• Designed for RVs, campers, trailers, and outdoor gas grills
• Both ends connect to a 3/8 inch Male Flare fitting

When to Replace

• Visible signs of cracking, brittleness, or abrasion on the hose exterior
• Leaks detected at fittings or along the hose length during a soapy water test
• Hose has become stiff, inflexible, or permanently kinked
• Physical damage from pests, heat, or outdoor elements

Installation Tips

• Ensure the main propane supply valve is fully closed before installation
• Hand-tighten fittings first, then use two wrenches to secure the connections—one to hold the male fitting, one to turn the female swivel nut
• Do not overtighten; this can damage the flare seal
• After installation, turn the gas supply on and check all connections for leaks using a soapy water solution
• Route the hose away from sharp edges, heat sources, and high-traffic areas to prevent damage