We just purchased a 2011 model 3055 RL and are very pleased with the craftmanship however in checking tire pressures I noticed that the gas line to the kitchen stove runs in front of the tire, in the wheel well and only and inch and a half from the face of the tire. This means any flat or blow out is bound to take out the copper gas line. Couldn't there have been another place to run this line? Thank you. rdfagg
Gas Line
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westxsrt10
Perfict Senior Member
Soft drawn copper is might tough.......is there a way you can take a photo of this concern?
talley
Well-known member
rdfagg, you are absolutely right about a blowout taking out the propane gas line. This happen to me two years ago. Had blow out on I-10 about 40 miles east of El Paso and waited over an hour for ERS. I did not notice the line being damaged until DW heard the escaping gas. It jerked the copper line up to the stove, but did not damage the connection. Replaced the line myself, not difficult but cramped space under the cabinet.
TXBobcat
Fulltime
This is one of those occasions for turning off the propane before leaving.
I am not trying to start a debate, but this is why I do turn off the propane when I saddle up and hit the road.
BC
rdfagg - we have decided to make a change in the gas line location for the 3055RL. We moved to the gas line inside of the I-beam through the underbelly. This change was made about 75 days ago. As always, we appreciate the customer feedback and always strive to improve the product (both safety and feature).
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