A direct OEM-style replacement propane supply hose for RV appliances and LP distribution systems. This 24-inch hose connects your LP supply line to cooktops, furnaces, water heaters, or other propane-fed appliances using the standard 3/8" SAE flare fitting found throughout most RV propane plumbing.
JR Products has supplied OEM propane components to the RV industry for decades. Part 06-0146 is a straightforward, no-compromise supply hose built to the same spec used by major RV manufacturers on the production line. Whether you are replacing a cracked, kinked, or aged hose, or rerouting an appliance connection, this hose gives you a clean, code-compliant solution.
Both ends use a 3/8" female swivel SAE flare fitting -- the most common standard in RV LP plumbing. The swivel design lets you tighten the connection without twisting the hose body, reducing the risk of stress cracks at the fitting seat.
3/8" female swivel ends on both sides allow easy hand-start threading with no hose torque. Compatible with standard SAE 3/8" male flare fittings throughout RV propane systems.
24 inches of flexible hose suits most appliance-to-manifold runs inside RV cabinetry and appliance bays, including furnaces, cooktops, and water heaters.
Independently tested and listed by Underwriters Laboratories and the Canadian Standards Association for use in LP gas systems. Meets code requirements for RV propane plumbing.
Built to the same spec supplied to RV manufacturers. Drops in as a direct replacement for factory hoses using 3/8" SAE flare connections and 1/4" OD tubing runs.
This hose is commonly used to connect:
Propane supply hoses in RVs are exposed to vibration, seasonal temperature swings, and occasional contact with cabinet edges or fasteners. Even hoses that look intact can develop micro-cracks in the polymer body or seat wear at the fitting interface over years of use. Most RV service technicians recommend inspecting interior LP hoses whenever an appliance is serviced, and replacing any hose showing stiffness, discoloration, or surface cracking.