Rubber Gas Line Hose and Adapter
- 4 ft of flexible reach from tank to grill
- Weather- and abrasion-resistant rubber with reinforced seals
- Quick-connect fittings for tool-free setup
- Compatible with grills up to 20,000 BTU
The HitchFire Rubber Gas Line Hose and Adapter delivers steady propane from your tank to your grill, with 4 feet of reach to place the fuel source where it's safest. Abrasion-resistant rubber with reinforced seals holds up to heat, dust, and the trail.
- 4 ft of flexible reach from tank to grill
- Weather- and abrasion-resistant rubber with reinforced seals
- Quick-connect fittings for tool-free setup
- Compatible with grills up to 20,000 BTU
- Length: 4 ft (48")
- Material: reinforced rubber with stainless hardware
- Compatibility: standard propane tanks; grills up to 20,000 BTU
- Fuel: propane
Backed by HitchFire's 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
Built different. On purpose.
Built for the Long Haul
Crafted from premium materials with zero corners cut — made to handle the road, the dust, the rain, and whatever else you throw at it.
Pull Up, Swing Out
Our proprietary dual swing arm gives you full access to your tailgate, so your gear is never in the way — just the way you want it.
Modular by Nature
From grills to cargo platforms, our modular system lets you use one swing arm for multiple products — giving you more ways to level up your adventures.
We Have Your Back
Every product comes with a 2-year warranty and U.S.-based customer support from folks who actually care (and actually answer).

Built by people who'd rather be outside.
HitchFire started in a Santa Cruz garage with one stubborn idea: you shouldn't have to leave real cooking at home. So we built a full-size grill that mounts to your hitch, swings out of the way on a patented dual arm, and fires up wherever the pavement ends.
Every product since — cargo platforms, camp kitchens, cook stations — runs on that same swing arm and the same promise: rugged gear, road-tested from the Rubicon to Baja, backed by a 2-year warranty and people who actually pick up the phone.







