Welcome to the forums and congrats on getting your Montana and I hope you are enjoying the full time lifestyle.
Sorry, I can't offer any "solid" ideas on your propane problem, except ... unless ... it's the regulator. If there are no clogs or dirt messing things up, then the only common element between the two appliances is the propane pressure. A simple start would be to disconnect the lines attached to the regulator and make sure no debris is clogging anything.
Assuming you you 2 propane tanks, have you tried switching propane tanks to see if everything works correctly or not. Turn one tank completely off, leaving the other on. Then switch. See if one tank works proper and the other might not. If so, then something is amiss with one of the tanks. But, first stab at a fix would be .... test each tank separate and second stab would be, check the regulator, make sure it's clean.
Good luck.
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