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What's needed to convert Natural Gas oven to propane?


Kylersk

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your local propane supplier would likely have a conversion kit, you may be better off going to an appliance whole saler and getting something there where you may have a choice of nat/propane or just get the kit there or maybe fishhouse supply.. hope this helps some smile.gif

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Thanks Deepportage... Found a used 30" propane oven today for $30 but the ad was a month old. I called anyways, and sure enough it was gone. Ah well, guess I'll just have to keep an eye out for a used one.

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kylersk buddy remember me when you find a gas range. the conversion is very easy. i will stop by and do it for nothing. remember i have done this professionally for many years and am very qualified to do so for you. gimmie a call. if you have lost my number, drop me an e-mail and i will resend it to you. ... paul

i do still have a few connections in the industry and may be able to score you a slightly damages 20" for a great cost. let me know if ya want me to check it out for ya.

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So, not to hijack, but is the conversion similar/easy/hard for a nat. gas house furnace? I replaced mine in my house and thought I'd look into putting the old one in the garage. I would be doing some basic ducting and venting and running it off a 20lb cylinder only when needed, not all winter long. No need for details here, just curious. Thanks!

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if they are not sealed burners it is just a matter of screwing in tight the orfices flipping the cap on the regulator and turning thre small screw behind the oven knob to lp. kylersk prolly had his hooked up by sunday morning and made pizza init while watching the game. my family had an appliance dealership that i had worked in almost all my life. it is an easy conversion. if you all ever have any questions drop me a line. i aint no expert but i can find an answer if i dont know it. ... paul

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