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re: How much should it cost to add a short 1/2" natural gas line ?
Posted on 9/21/21 at 7:27 pm to Crow Pie
Posted on 9/21/21 at 7:27 pm to Crow Pie
damn man its not rocket science, just add the pipe fittings and your done, home depot has everything you need to do it yourself
unscrew pipe under the tee, ad another tee and a short nipple and a shut off valve and then add the fittings you need to run it anywhere you want it, then strap the pipe to the brick with clamps and masonry anchor screws
i bet you spend less the $100 on the galvanized pipe and fittings and its just an hours work to do it
the pipe at the bottom is there to collect any water that builds up in the gas line so thats why its there like that
unscrew pipe under the tee, ad another tee and a short nipple and a shut off valve and then add the fittings you need to run it anywhere you want it, then strap the pipe to the brick with clamps and masonry anchor screws
i bet you spend less the $100 on the galvanized pipe and fittings and its just an hours work to do it
the pipe at the bottom is there to collect any water that builds up in the gas line so thats why its there like that
This post was edited on 9/21/21 at 7:29 pm
Posted on 9/21/21 at 7:50 pm to keakar
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bet you spend less the $100 on the galvanized pipe and fittings and its just an hours work to do it
Pretty sure you need black iron for gas line, not galvanized. Probably 30 bucks worth of parts. There's a lockout valve to turn off the gas at the bottom of the meter. Some pipe dope and pipe wrenches to add the fittings you need. I'd probably do 3/4" as much as possible.
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