pb4uski
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Yea, that truck rim base really adds a de-luxe appearance.
True, but I'm secretly saving up for an alloy rim. Don't tell DW.
Yea, that truck rim base really adds a de-luxe appearance.
Since we already have a ng bbq we figured it wouldn't take much to extend the line and we'd never have to fill the tank. We could also keep it lower to the ground since there would be no need to raise the unit to allow for tank storage.I'd love to upgrade to a natural gas one.
Only on the higher priced ones since it's at an additioinal cost. Sort of like the fireplace feature. If you think about it, a BBQ doesn't have that feature, if the flame goes out the gas would still flow out the burners."Whether you want the gas to automatically turn off if the flame goes off."
I'd be wanting that feature, in fact, don't the available retail ones have that feature?
I've seen several manufactures in lets say a 70k btu which comes in 10" - 18" flame at different pricing so it's your choice to a certain extent how high you want the flame.It looks like the heat would be too high for the people on the couch. True? Do the sides get warm?
Thanks for doing the research ERD50:
If we were to take that starter kit and change it to SS, increase the size a bit and make a balanced manifold with no fitting only tig welded, it may come out to around $200.00 with the proper fittings to hook up to gas. Then expand on that with a 304 SS pan with sides on it for cosmetic reasons and the ability to hold the rocks, along with a shut off valve, that kit would go to around $400.00. Then expand on that ...
I would be doing all the work so the budget is for material only.