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What material is hose made of? — 1 Answer

by Ron, from IL, United States Asked on November 18, 2020

Name Mr. Heater 10Ft Buddy Series Hose Assembly
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Answered by KBP I, member, from MS, United States, on November 24, 2022

I'm not sure of the material but this is the hose (F273704), per Mr. Heater technician/customer support, that does not require the use of a filter. I installed this hose on a Buddy heater a couple of weeks ago, without a filter. I should have an indication after hunting season if it actually lives up to its billing. Also, I used a different hose last year with a filter on a Buddy heater. When I went to connect the hose this year, there was a oily liquid leaking out of the hose. Once I connected it to the filter, gas wouldn't flow through the filter. I checked the heater with a 1 lb. bottle and it worked fine. So, I'm in the process of ordering another F273704 hose. I'm going to take the technician at his word!

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