Weber Go-Anywhere Gas BBQ

Can you not source a spigot with the same thread?

Can you not source a spigot with the same thread?

Well, I could take a stab at he diameter but haven't a clue what thread they use in USA products.

AF probably

Maybe this would help

http://www.continentalproduct.co.uk/store/product/BBQHOSETAILKIT.aspx

it will be a left hand thread and King tight  

Thanks boff. Not the one but a useful contact.

Sorry I'm not understanding are you looking to keep the regulator in situ and attach a hose to it?

This might not help much I do believe is correct.  

The thread you are looking for is  7/16th UNEF thread.  The £40 weber adaptor doesnt have a regulator it is a clip on connection.  

Thanks boff. Screw cartridges have an ISO thread to EN417 so the adapter needs the same male thread. 7/16 would be about the size. The BBQ has no regulator, cartridges are self-regulating I assume. It's just that the accessory that Weber sell has adapter, hose (short) and regulator wheras if you have an external BBQ point in van or motorhome it is already regulated so I would be paying £40 when all I need is a £3 brass fitting!.

Sorry Hitchglitch I think that you are mistaken. I believe that the part you screw the gas canister or for that matter the £40 Weber adaptor is a regulator, with an isolator switch fitted to switch off the gas.   If it is not a regulator that mean the BBQ is being run from high pressure gas.  If this is the case then I would think that the oorrafice in the jet would be too small to work on 30mb gas supply. If I am correct then the other end of the Adaptor won't be a regulator but a clip on connector for a patio gas bottle.  I think if you were to put gas through two regulators of similar output pressures you would get much flow through the second regulator.

http://www.riversidegardencentre.co.uk/weber-go-anywhere-gas-bbq.html

If you look at the link posted above.  It goes to a current "mk2" Go-anywhere, which I assume is the one you have?   However if you press the link on the page to the manual it is of the previous mk1 version, which shows a seperate regulator on a short length of pipe which was identical to the one fitted to my Q100 until I converted it.  

The main point is I don't think even if you were to buy the Adaptor it would be suitable for use on a gas point on a motor home and you would have to fit it to a seperate gas bottle.  

PS I could be talking rubbish and do stand to be corrected. 

The manual is for an older version and the cartridge now screws straight into the BBQ; same idea though.

The part I am referring to is Weber 8482 (you can Google it if interested).I have to say that it does rather look like a clip-on adapter rather than a regulator which would mean that it is HP hose and no use. I assumed it was like the Q100 but maybe not.

Regrettably I have given up and bought a couple of cartridges. Probably a better solution anyway as I can now site it wherever I like without worry.