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Propane refurbishing [message #359265]

Thu, 08 October 2020 09:52

tgeiger

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So I plan on switching my electric fridge out for a 2-way sometime this coming year and I thought I’d do a run thru on the propane tank and its lines to make sure they’re in good order. I started reading on this subject and read some guys replaced the lines with copper? Would this not need to be black pipe? Copper seems to be kinda soft and my concern is punctures, not to mention god forbid if a fire happened? Not real knowledgeable on this so need some guidance. My thought was to keep the existing piping in place and clean up the connections that might leak. Have not looked at the pipe configuration yet so may have missed something in my thought.

Thanks,
TG

Tom Geiger 76 Eleganza II KCMO

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		Propane refurbishing By: tgeiger on Thu, 08 October 2020 09:52
		Re: Propane refurbishing By: lqqkatjon on Thu, 08 October 2020 10:24
		Re: [GMCnet] Propane refurbishing By: stu@97381.com, Emery on Thu, 08 October 2020 11:23
		Re: Propane refurbishing By: tgeiger on Thu, 08 October 2020 18:25
		Re: Propane refurbishing By: lqqkatjon on Fri, 09 October 2020 06:45
		Re: Propane refurbishing By: Rick Staples on Thu, 08 October 2020 21:21
		Re: Propane refurbishing By: tgeiger on Fri, 09 October 2020 06:28
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		Re: [GMCnet] Propane refurbishing By: jimk on Fri, 09 October 2020 09:52

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