[Lifetime Warranty] 3 Feet RV Propane Hose Connector Assembly - 3/8" Female Flare x 3/8" Female Flare Quick Connect Hose 59913
3-foot RV propane hose with 3/8-inch female flare connectors, shown with a portable grill for scale.
Diagram showing 3-foot RV propane hose installation with 3/8-inch female flare connectors to a gas appliance.
Close-up of 3/8 inch female flare RV propane hose connector with pressure and temperature specifications.
Infographic showing 3-foot RV propane hose applications for gas grills, camp stoves, fire pits, griddles, and heaters.
Diagram showing the three-layer construction of a 36-inch RV propane rubber hose.
Infographic showing solid brass 3/8-inch female flare RV propane hose connector and its installation on a grill.
Infographic showing RV propane hose usage for outdoor camping, heating, and cooking applications.
Comparison infographic showing BlueStars 3-foot RV propane hose with brass fittings versus low-quality alternatives.
3-foot RV propane hose with 3/8-inch female flare connectors on both ends for gas appliance connection.
3-foot RV propane hose with 3/8-inch female flare connectors, shown with a portable grill for scale.
Diagram showing 3-foot RV propane hose installation with 3/8-inch female flare connectors to a gas appliance.
Close-up of 3/8 inch female flare RV propane hose connector with pressure and temperature specifications.
Infographic showing 3-foot RV propane hose applications for gas grills, camp stoves, fire pits, griddles, and heaters.
Diagram showing the three-layer construction of a 36-inch RV propane rubber hose.
Infographic showing solid brass 3/8-inch female flare RV propane hose connector and its installation on a grill.
Infographic showing RV propane hose usage for outdoor camping, heating, and cooking applications.
Comparison infographic showing BlueStars 3-foot RV propane hose with brass fittings versus low-quality alternatives.
3-foot RV propane hose with 3/8-inch female flare connectors on both ends for gas appliance connection.
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[Lifetime Warranty] 3 Feet RV Propane Hose Connector Assembly - 3/8" Female Flare x 3/8" Female Flare Quick Connect Hose 59913

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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
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WIDE COMPATIBILITY

WIDE COMPATIBILITY

Compatible with propane appliances with 3/8in male flare fitting, such as Olym-pian Wave Heaters, gas grills, propane heaters, camping stoves, smokers, fire pits, turkey cookers, generators, etc
IDEAL FOR OUTDOOR CAMPING

IDEAL FOR OUTDOOR CAMPING

Easily connects your standard RV propane tank systems to common gas appliances. Portable hose size to take & store anywhere. Extends your propane connection to keep the tank away from the cooking area at a safer distance and allow convenient placement & movement. (Note: Please check for sealing bubbles with soapy water after installation. If there is a leak, tighten it again until normal)

FAQ

This hose uses a 3/8 inch female flare fitting on one end and a 3/8 inch female flare quick-connect fitting on the other end. It is intended for LP/propane connections that use matching 3/8 inch flare-style fittings.
The part number shown for this hose assembly is 59913. Match this number along with the fitting style and hose length to your original part before ordering.
Common signs include cracking in the hose outer jacket, stiffness or dry-rot, visible abrasion, damaged flare ends, leaking propane at the connections, or a quick-connect end that no longer locks or seals properly. If you smell propane near the hose or see bubbling during a leak test, stop using the system until the hose is replaced.
Installation is usually straightforward if the replacement hose has the same length and matching flare connections. In most cases, you will need two appropriately sized wrenches so you can hold the stationary fitting while tightening the hose end. Shut off the propane supply first, work in a well-ventilated area, and test all connections for leaks with an approved leak-detection solution before putting the RV back into service.
Verify the hose length is suitable for your routing, confirm both ends match your existing 3/8 inch flare connections, and inspect the mating fittings for damaged threads or sealing surfaces. Also check that the quick-connect side engages fully and that the connected appliance or regulator is rated for propane service. Do not use thread sealant on flare sealing surfaces unless your equipment manufacturer specifically calls for it.
These hoses often fail from age, vibration, repeated flexing during hookup and storage, exposure to heat, road debris, and weathering such as UV and ozone. Leaks can also develop if fittings are cross-threaded, overtightened, or allowed to loosen over time. Regular inspection helps catch wear before it becomes a safety issue.