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Posted by on April 24, 2007, 5:42 pm
I just bought a home with a natural gas line that extends to the deck
for use with a natural gas grill. I am pricing out grills, etc., but
want to know how tricky is the process of connecting the grill to the
line. I don' thave to add any piping to get to the point where the
grill would go; I just need to hook up the grill to the line. Has
anyone done this who can give me some advice?
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Posted by Steve B on April 24, 2007, 6:32 pm
>I just bought a home with a natural gas line that extends to the deck
> for use with a natural gas grill. I am pricing out grills, etc., but
> want to know how tricky is the process of connecting the grill to the
> line. I don' thave to add any piping to get to the point where the
> grill would go; I just need to hook up the grill to the line. Has
> anyone done this who can give me some advice?
>
As stated, hardware stores will have what you need. Remember, though, that
propane and natural gas orifices are different, and when you buy a grill, it
has to say it's for natural gas to have the proper orifices. May be stating
the obvious, but many people have made this easy mistake.
Steve
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Posted by RakeKiller on April 28, 2007, 7:35 pm
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>>I just bought a home with a natural gas line that extends to the deck
>> for use with a natural gas grill. I am pricing out grills, etc., but
>> want to know how tricky is the process of connecting the grill to the
>> line. I don' thave to add any piping to get to the point where the
>> grill would go; I just need to hook up the grill to the line. Has
>> anyone done this who can give me some advice?
Install a female quick connect fitting on the existing gas line.
The grill will come( provided you purchase a NG or convertible grill) with a
flexible gas hose that is fitted with the male quick connect.
Use the rubber protectors that come with each.
Easy connect and disconnect.
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Posted by HeyBub on April 24, 2007, 7:03 pm
Matthews.BrianJ@gmail.com wrote:
> I just bought a home with a natural gas line that extends to the deck
> for use with a natural gas grill. I am pricing out grills, etc., but
> want to know how tricky is the process of connecting the grill to the
> line. I don' thave to add any piping to get to the point where the
> grill would go; I just need to hook up the grill to the line. Has
> anyone done this who can give me some advice?
Trivial. If your hand fits a pair of pliers, you're good to go.
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Posted by Rick Blaine on April 24, 2007, 7:18 pm
Matthews.BrianJ@gmail.com wrote:
>I just bought a home with a natural gas line that extends to the deck
>for use with a natural gas grill. I am pricing out grills, etc., but
>want to know how tricky is the process of connecting the grill to the
>line. I don' thave to add any piping to get to the point where the
>grill would go; I just need to hook up the grill to the line. Has
>anyone done this who can give me some advice?
FIrst off, your grill needs to be converted to run on NG, or be designed for NG.
Hooking a bottle gas grill to NG will not heat to near the correct level.
Conversion kits are cheap. Then all you need is the proper flex cable.
--
"Tell me what I should do, Annie."
"Stay. Here. Forever."
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