Surly
Well-Known Member
Hi
I am finishing up a conversion from natural gas to L.P. and have some questions.
I had a heating guy stup in a gas line into my garage. The line comes off of my large tank used to supply my homes appliances. The new line is located next to a door and I plan on brewing on a patio adjacent to that door.
It is a long run and my banjo burners really do not fire up very well. Therefore, I had a friend come over and he provided a high pressure regulator attached to a 100lb tank I had laying around. The burners rock and I melted a steel crossbar with my first brew.
I would like to get away from using the 100lb tank and hook my rig into the main line as I originally planned.
My question: Can I take that high pressure regulator off of the 100 lb tank, mount it to my single tier two burner rig and attach the regulator to the line I had installed? In other words, can I use that regulator as a booster?
Thanks.
I am finishing up a conversion from natural gas to L.P. and have some questions.
I had a heating guy stup in a gas line into my garage. The line comes off of my large tank used to supply my homes appliances. The new line is located next to a door and I plan on brewing on a patio adjacent to that door.
It is a long run and my banjo burners really do not fire up very well. Therefore, I had a friend come over and he provided a high pressure regulator attached to a 100lb tank I had laying around. The burners rock and I melted a steel crossbar with my first brew.
I would like to get away from using the 100lb tank and hook my rig into the main line as I originally planned.
My question: Can I take that high pressure regulator off of the 100 lb tank, mount it to my single tier two burner rig and attach the regulator to the line I had installed? In other words, can I use that regulator as a booster?
Thanks.