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Wondering if you could provide more info about when sediment traps are necessary. I have a underbody tank (under vehicle), and the propane would be flowing upwards to propane furnace. Do I need any sediment traps in this scenario?
You made a excellent video lots of information concisely told.Thankyou
I bet CALIFORNIA WILL PROHIBIT THIS WE CAN FREEZE TO DEATH
Good job. I wish you had the regulators
I love the idea of putting the stops backward facing to prevent accidental turning, i’m only an apprentice but I’ll mention that to the guy I’m learning from and ask him why he doesn’t do it that way.
Great information! This really helped me fully understand my current system and be confident to do updates in the future. The flow of the video was just the right speed to fully comprehend each step but didn't waste anyone's time. It makes me curious what the differences would be if it was a Natural Gas installation?
Galvanized is not allowed, only black iron. Not sure why, but be safe.
Thank you. Happy New Year!
I have always been told to use black pipe so the galvanized does not flake off and plug up orifices. But I guess if you are in the HVAC business, galvanized is good.
What are the two black sweeps at both ends?