Keep your low pressure propane test kit in service with this direct replacement hose and bell from Marshall Excelsior. Designed specifically for the ME50P-2 test kit, this 3 ft rubber hose with bell and built-in thermal protection restores your kit to factory condition so you can confidently test LP system pressure in RVs, campers, and recreational vehicles.
When the hose on your Marshall Excelsior ME50P-2 Low Pressure Propane Test Kit becomes cracked, kinked, or worn, you do not need to replace the entire kit. Part number 06-0296 is the factory-matched replacement hose and bell assembly that brings your test kit back to full working condition quickly and economically.
Marshall Excelsior has been manufacturing propane regulators, valves, and related equipment for decades. This replacement hose meets the same build standards as the original component and carries a limited 5-year manufacturer warranty.
Engineered to replace the original hose and bell on Marshall Excelsior ME50P-series low pressure propane test kits -- no modifications needed.
Three feet of flexible rubber hose provides comfortable working length when connecting to LP appliance test ports or system taps.
Built-in thermal protection guards the hose assembly against heat-related degradation during use near propane appliances and connections.
Manufactured domestically by Marshall Excelsior, backed by a limited 5-year manufacturer warranty for long-term reliability.
The ME50P-2 manometer gauge body itself has a long service life. Replacing only the hose and bell with part 06-0296 keeps your kit accurate and ready to use at a fraction of the cost of a new test kit. If your gauge reads correctly but the hose is damaged, this is the right part.
This hose and bell assembly is designed for use with the Marshall Excelsior ME50P-2 low pressure propane test kit and is also compatible with the ME50P series. It is not intended for high pressure LP testing applications -- confirm your test kit model before ordering.
This hose and bell is rated for low pressure propane system testing, consistent with the ME50P-2 test kit it supports. Do not use this assembly for high pressure propane or natural gas applications outside the intended test kit design parameters.
Inspect your propane test kit hose before each use. Look for cracks, soft spots, abrasion wear near the fittings, or stiffness that limits flexibility. A damaged hose on a test instrument can give false readings and creates a safety hazard. Replace proactively rather than waiting for a failure in the field.