S&N posted:

can you tell me where you bought the coupler from? were you over there or did you order it on-line? as i would love to get one!
thanks!

Shaker posted:

Try here ..... Site Link

Axel [ the real one ] posted:

S&N , cost due to $ exchange rate and shipping works out at $53 / $54 Austrailian , ordered ours on a Friday evening and was delivered the following Thursday ,,

SARocks posted:

my Mac Coupler cost me $34 Australian including postage from US. Will post the URL when get back home.

Axel [ the real one ] posted:

Different rates of postage for Speed of delivery .

DJW posted:

Hi, I got mine off ebay(u.s.), cost A$33 including postage and received within a week.

SARocks posted:

Axel mine arrived 5 days after the day of order and payment by US Airmail post.
ordered on Friday after work and arrived on Wednesday the following week.

Shaker posted:

Unless you have done it, you wouldn't!

I can't see the sense in complicating an easily usable & portable device.

Axel [ the real one ] posted:

Horses for courses , the size and room required of the small coleman bottle has its advantages for me at least ,with the Maccoupler we now recycle the bottle by filling from the 9kg bottle , saves having to cart from camper trailer to shower tent the 9kg bottle , keeps the coleman hot water system as it was designed ,truly portable requireing only 2 hands rather than 3 ,ie: unit /gas /water now only unit and water., as for expense the cost of the Maccoupler is not excessive if compared to the cost of the adaptor hose.

DJW posted:

Have to agree,small coleman bottles so easy to use and refill.

SARocks posted:

I use a large gas bottle on my heater and bought an adaptor and hose from the US with Coleman fitting on the end. The brass unit is a T so the Coleman hose comes off the high pressure and then put the regulator back in for low pressure gas. Cost was $75 Australian delivered. Refill the small gas bottles for the Coleman hot water system to keep portable. Nothing is expensive as my gas comes from the auto gas in the car and a 9kg works out at $10 and to refill the 465gm Coleman bottle is less than $1 when you pay $6.95 for the same gas volume. 6 Coleman refills paid for the Mac Adaptor

Col_and_Jan posted:

I was wondering how you can access the LPG from the vehicle. I was thinking that with twin tanks under my cruiser, I could put in a T section in the plumbing just after one of the tanks and control the output with another valve. Obviously both tanks can be isolated with their own valves.

Brew34.5(SA) posted:

Sure do. Email me at mates69atadamdotcomdotau.