Natural Gas Connection Question

[TheBelly]

I am in the process of building my brewstand and I am using multijet natural gas burners. I need atleast a 3/4" NPT gas line to supply the burners.
Does anyone know of a good source for flex connectors of this size to connect the stand?

Most of the commercial appliance connectors are in the $200 range, and that would more than double the cost for the entire setup.

 

[Brewers Hardware]

That's the same thing I found. That's one of the problems with NG, you need very large diameter hose to supply enough volume. I'm on the wrong computer so I can't find the link to the hose dealer I'd found. Do a Google search for propane backup generators.

Excpect to spend over a hundred.

 

[Dog House Brew]

I took the pics from the hose and QD's off of www.tejassmokers.com
and took them to a local supplier and had my hose made. The QD's for the set up were $40 on their own local. I have about $145 in a 15' 3/4" flex NG gas line. Expensive, but worth every penny IMHO.

 

[TheBelly]

I took the pics from the hose and QD's off of www.tejassmokers.com
and took them to a local supplier and had my hose made. The QD's for the set up were $40 on their own local. I have about $145 in a 15' 3/4" flex NG gas line. Expensive, but worth every penny IMHO.

Did you use ng hose?

 

[Dog House Brew]

Yes I bought the NG hose. I didn't end up getting it much cheaper than at Tejas, but saved the shipping. I didn't want to use hose or anything not designed for NG. I wish I had one 50' long, but who could pay for it.