Red propane regulator...Update

[mhs4771]

I guess I'm a bit confused. Did Keystone switch back to the 18 Lb regs? I know that's what they were using at one time, but our 2010 had the 30 Lb so I thought they had finally caught their mistake and were now using the 30 Lb as standard.

[dpilot]

My 11' 3455sa came with an 18 psi...

[dpilot]

Moutard2, I called Marshall and the said.that their regs are made in Mexico and it is the same as the.pix.. so far mine has worked ok...

[moutard2]

quote:Originally posted by dpilot

Moutard2, I called Marshall and the said.that their regs are made in Mexico and it is the same as the.pix.. so far mine has worked ok...

I've been trying to get a Marshall exactly as shown in the pictures that Amazon, Makarios, RVNation and a host of others show on their sites. I've ordered and returned 3 because invariably, the regulator that is shipped is NOT the one shown in the pictures. I can't be the only one who's experienced this. For instance ... order this ... http://www.amazon.com/Motorhome-Prop...449126&sr=8-54 ... and I'm betting that you'll get this ... http://www.dyersonline.com/marshall-...ator-4846.html . They probably work equally as well but I really want the product advertised and not something else! The 1st regulator is in fact a genuine Marshall. The latter is a Precimex which in all fairness might be a Marshall company. The build quality in the images at least look substantially different IMHO.

[mhs4771]

So it sounds like Keystone fixed the problem for a while, suppling 30 Lb regulators and have now switched back to 18 Lb regs and giving folks problem. Go figure, have a problem, fix it, now go back and recreate the original problem. What's next Mission Tires?