12" Copper Pigtail -- Propane Lpg 1/4" Mpt X Pol Extension For Regulator Npt Lp on 2040-parts.com
Osceola, Indiana, United States
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Copper Pigtail POL x 1/4″ Male Pipe Thread – these pigtails connect the regulator to the tank. They are “full flow”, unrestricted. Inlet size is Male POL (CGA-510), the left handed thread that is on 100 lb tanks and the inside threads on OPD valves. The POL nut has a swivel. The outlet is 1/4″ male pipe thread. |
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