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Read one of our detailed model guides, or go directly to the current parts lookup for any of 20 grill brands.
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Find the right replacement hose for your grill.
Tell us what grill you have, or compare the fittings on the old hose. We will help you work out what needs to match and, when the specifications are clear, show you where to buy it.
If we cannot verify the fit, we will say so and point you to the manufacturer.
20grill brands with a parts lookup
8model guides checked across 8 brands
4manufacturer products with published fit information
Where should I start?
Use the information you already have.
The model number is the best place to begin. If you cannot find it, the connector guide can help you identify what to ask the manufacturer.
I need to identify the ends
Compare real photographs and clearly labeled technical illustrations. They can identify a connector type, but the measurements and manual still decide the match.
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View all 20 brands Popular model guides
Start with the label on your grill.
We currently have hand-checked guides for Blackstone, Coleman, Camp Chef, Pit Boss, Char-Broil, Nexgrill, Napoleon, and Weber. Each guide explains what the manufacturer publishes, what is still unclear, and whether we can safely show a product.
BlackstoneVerified model and accessory
17-inch and 22-inch tabletop griddles
Blackstone publishes a three-foot adapter hose with regulator for moving listed tabletop griddles from a 1 lb bottle to a 20 lb cylinder.
Read the guideColemanVerified model facts
RoadTrip 285
Coleman confirms the RoadTrip 285 is a propane grill supplied from a 1 lb cylinder. The current product page does not publish enough connector detail to approve a generic hose from the model name alone.
Read the guideCamp ChefVerified model and accessory
Everest 2X
Camp Chef identifies the Everest 2X as a Mountain Series stove supplied through a 1 lb regulator adapter, and lists its HRDSP hose for Mountain Series compact cooking systems.
Read the guidePit BossVerified model facts
PB336GS 2-burner portable griddle
Pit Boss publishes the PB336GS as a propane portable griddle sold with an adapter. A separate Pit Boss five-foot adapter kit is documented, but the exact replacement still needs model support confirmation.
Read the guideChar-BroilVerified model facts
Performance Series 4-burner
Performance is a long-running family, not one parts record. Current Char-Broil pages publish complete model numbers such as 463349025 and 463348925, which is why the label must lead the search.
Read the guideNexgrillVerified model facts
720-0830XM 4-burner
Nexgrill publishes the exact 720-0830XM model page, and its manufacturer-linked parts catalog identifies a regulator position for that model. The public record does not give enough fitting detail for a safe generic replacement link.
Read the guideIdentify the connection
What are these fittings called?
Our fitting pages show the common connector types, explain how each one seals, and warn you about similar-looking parts that do not match.
QCC1 to 3/8 in female flare
A common low-pressure LP grill category. The familiar tank nut does not prove outlet pressure, appliance-end size, flow, or model fit.
Read the fitting guideQCC1 to 1 in–20 / CGA 600
This category connects a Type 1 bulk cylinder to a portable appliance designed around a disposable-cylinder inlet. Manufacturer permission still controls the match.
Read the fitting guide3/8 in natural-gas quick disconnect
A 3/8 in label is only one part of the match. The socket, plug profile, gas rating, pressure, flow, shutoff design, and appliance approval must agree.
Read the fitting guide1/2 in natural-gas quick disconnect
Larger natural-gas appliances may call for a 1/2 in assembly, but nominal size alone cannot establish safe capacity or a matching plug profile.
Read the fitting guideWeber part-number search
Reviewed Aug. 22, 2026Search Weber models and OEM part numbers.
Search our current Weber records here. For another manufacturer, use the brand directory to reach its model-specific parts source.
Tip: the exact model number is usually on a label inside the cabinet, on the frame, or near the control panel.
How product links are chosen
A buying link appears only after the important details match.
A high rating cannot tell you whether a hose fits. We check the manufacturer information first and keep any unanswered questions in view.
Start with the manufacturer
Every model guide links to the manual, parts page, or catalog we used.
Say what is still unknown
If fuel, pressure, size, model year, or connector details are missing, the page tells you exactly what still needs checking.
Shop only after checking
Amazon is useful for comparing listings. It is not a substitute for the appliance manual or an exact manufacturer part number.
Where Grill Hose came from
Two chewed hoses, two friends, and an idea worth another try.
An animal chewed through Ciaran's grill hose. Josh replaced it. When it happened again, Josh fitted another new hose and protected it with braided material. It worked, so the two friends launched GrillHose.com in 2007. The business failed, but the problem never went away.
Read the Grill Hose storyWhen we cannot confirm a fit
We say so.
A photograph can help identify a connector, but it cannot prove the size, pressure, or safe application. If a critical detail is missing, we will send you to the manufacturer or a qualified gas professional instead of showing a shopping link.
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