Almost finished running the 50 ft of 1 inch iron gas pipe to be able
to run my backup generator on NG instead of having to keep fresh
gasoline and/or propane around. The propane tanks "expire" between
fill-ups because I run on gasoline first until I run out - or low -.
Now I won't need to worry about running out or low - -\
I only had a 1/2 inch line, and little Jenny didn't like that!!!
On Fri, 14 Nov 2025 13:50:11 -0500, Clare Snyder <clare@snyder.on.ca>We can likely make that happen. give me a call on my landline
wrote:
Almost finished running the 50 ft of 1 inch iron gas pipe to be able
to run my backup generator on NG instead of having to keep fresh
gasoline and/or propane around. The propane tanks "expire" between
fill-ups because I run on gasoline first until I run out - or low -.
Now I won't need to worry about running out or low - -\
I only had a 1/2 inch line, and little Jenny didn't like that!!!
When you're done with that -
- as if you don't have enought to do -
.. come on over and advise me on how I can get
my future propane stand-by genertor fed ..
.. the existing tanks are opposite corner of the
electric meter of my house -
with lots of junk in-the-way ..
I need a fresh idea / approach ..
John T.
Almost finished running the 50 ft of 1 inch iron gas pipe to be able
to run my backup generator on NG instead of having to keep fresh
gasoline and/or propane around. The propane tanks "expire" between
fill-ups because I run on gasoline first until I run out - or low -.
Now I won't need to worry about running out or low - -\
I only had a 1/2 inch line, and little Jenny didn't like that!!!
On 11/14/2025 1:50 PM, Clare Snyder wrote:
Almost finished running the 50 ft of 1 inch iron gas pipe to be able
to run my backup generator on NG instead of having to keep fresh
gasoline and/or propane around. The propane tanks "expire" between
fill-ups because I run on gasoline first until I run out - or low -.
Now I won't need to worry about running out or low - -\
I only had a 1/2 inch line, and little Jenny didn't like that!!!
Interesting. Where I live (Montgomery County, Maryland, USA) only
licensed master plumbers are authorized to do installations and/or modifications of gas appliances and their hookups to the appliance's gas supply. Even then, those plumbers are required to obtain a permit from
the county. When the work is completed, the work must pass an inspection
by the county appointed organization designated to do inspections before
the installation or modification can be turned on. Violations carry
strict financial penalties. Homeowner's use the services of commercial plumbers who are licensed in our county to perform that work.
On 11/14/2025 1:50 PM, Clare Snyder wrote:I have a good friend who is a certified gas tech - he did the actual connection to the meter and inspected/passed all my pipe work. John
Almost finished running the 50 ft of 1 inch iron gas pipe to be able
to run my backup generator on NG instead of having to keep fresh
gasoline and/or propane around. The propane tanks "expire" between
fill-ups because I run on gasoline first until I run out - or low -.
Now I won't need to worry about running out or low - -\
I only had a 1/2 inch line, and little Jenny didn't like that!!!
Interesting. Where I live (Montgomery County, Maryland, USA) only
licensed master plumbers are authorized to do installations and/or >modifications of gas appliances and their hookups to the appliance's gas >supply. Even then, those plumbers are required to obtain a permit from
the county. When the work is completed, the work must pass an inspection
by the county appointed organization designated to do inspections before
the installation or modification can be turned on. Violations carry
strict financial penalties. Homeowner's use the services of commercial >plumbers who are licensed in our county to perform that work.
On 11/14/2025 1:50 PM, Clare Snyder wrote:
Almost finished running the 50 ft of 1 inch iron gas pipe to be able
to run my backup generator on NG instead of having to keep fresh
gasoline and/or propane around. The propane tanks "expire" between
fill-ups because I run on gasoline first until I run out - or low -.
Now I won't need to worry about running out or low - -\
I only had a 1/2 inch line, and little Jenny didn't like that!!!
Interesting. Where I live (Montgomery County, Maryland, USA) only
licensed master plumbers are authorized to do installations and/or modifications of gas appliances and their hookups to the appliance's gas supply. Even then, those plumbers are required to obtain a permit from
the county. When the work is completed, the work must pass an inspection
by the county appointed organization designated to do inspections before
the installation or modification can be turned on. Violations carry
strict financial penalties. Homeowner's use the services of commercial plumbers who are licensed in our county to perform that work.
On Sat, 15 Nov 2025 10:03:55 -0500, Retirednoguilt ><HapilyRetired@fakeaddress.com> wrote:\
On 11/14/2025 1:50 PM, Clare Snyder wrote:I have a good friend who is a certified gas tech - he did the actual
Almost finished running the 50 ft of 1 inch iron gas pipe to be able
to run my backup generator on NG instead of having to keep fresh
gasoline and/or propane around. The propane tanks "expire" between
fill-ups because I run on gasoline first until I run out - or low -.
Now I won't need to worry about running out or low - -\
I only had a 1/2 inch line, and little Jenny didn't like that!!!
Interesting. Where I live (Montgomery County, Maryland, USA) only
licensed master plumbers are authorized to do installations and/or >>modifications of gas appliances and their hookups to the appliance's gas >>supply. Even then, those plumbers are required to obtain a permit from
the county. When the work is completed, the work must pass an inspection
by the county appointed organization designated to do inspections before >>the installation or modification can be turned on. Violations carry
strict financial penalties. Homeowner's use the services of commercial >>plumbers who are licensed in our county to perform that work.
connection to the meter and inspected/passed all my pipe work. John
has met Ed. Nice guy.
When I put the 1/2 inch line in initially I did it myself and called
the gas co for the inspection. Passed with flying colours!!!
On 11/14/2025 1:50 PM, Clare Snyder wrote:
Almost finished running the 50 ft of 1 inch iron gas pipe to be able
to run my backup generator on NG instead of having to keep fresh
gasoline and/or propane around. The propane tanks "expire" between
fill-ups because I run on gasoline first until I run out - or low -.
Now I won't need to worry about running out or low - -\
I only had a 1/2 inch line, and little Jenny didn't like that!!!
Interesting. Where I live (Montgomery County, Maryland, USA) only
licensed master plumbers are authorized to do installations and/or modifications of gas appliances and their hookups to the appliance's gas supply. Even then, those plumbers are required to obtain a permit from
the county. When the work is completed, the work must pass an inspection
by the county appointed organization designated to do inspections before
the installation or modification can be turned on. Violations carry
strict financial penalties. Homeowner's use the services of commercial plumbers who are licensed in our county to perform that work.
Retirednoguilt wrote:
On 11/14/2025 1:50 PM, Clare Snyder wrote:
Almost finished running the 50 ft of 1 inch iron gas pipe to be able
to run my backup generator on NG instead of having to keep fresh
gasoline and/or propane around. The propane tanks "expire" between
fill-ups because I run on gasoline first until I run out - or low -.
Now I won't need to worry about running out or low - -\
I only had a 1/2 inch line, and little Jenny didn't like that!!!
Interesting. Where I live (Montgomery County, Maryland, USA) only
licensed master plumbers are authorized to do installations and/or
modifications of gas appliances and their hookups to the appliance's gas
supply. Even then, those plumbers are required to obtain a permit from
the county. When the work is completed, the work must pass an inspection
by the county appointed organization designated to do inspections before
the installation or modification can be turned on. Violations carry
strict financial penalties. Homeowner's use the services of commercial
plumbers who are licensed in our county to perform that work.
How many serious laws do the politicians break every day?
Are they ever held accountable?
Will Nancy Piglosi pay any financial penalties for fleecing the market?
And I'm supposed to worry about installing my own water heater? LOL
If it's gas fired, and your house blows up, LOL to you! It seems every
week or two there are a few reports on evening news broadcasts of
massive gas explosions pulverizing private homes. I wonder if it's a
result of faulty work performed by weekend do-it-yourselfers.
On 2025-11-16, Retirednoguilt <HapilyRetired@fakeaddress.com> wrote:
If it's gas fired, and your house blows up, LOL to you! It seems everyMy husband installed our gas plumbing 24 years ago. So far, so good.
week or two there are a few reports on evening news broadcasts of
massive gas explosions pulverizing private homes. I wonder if it's a
result of faulty work performed by weekend do-it-yourselfers.
On 11/15/2025 7:54 PM, Jamaal Bowman wrote:
Retirednoguilt wrote:If it's gas fired, and your house blows up, LOL to you! It seems every
On 11/14/2025 1:50 PM, Clare Snyder wrote:How many serious laws do the politicians break every day?
Almost finished running the 50 ft of 1 inch iron gas pipe to be able >>>> to run my backup generator on NG instead of having to keep freshInteresting. Where I live (Montgomery County, Maryland, USA) only
gasoline and/or propane around. The propane tanks "expire" between
fill-ups because I run on gasoline first until I run out - or low -.
Now I won't need to worry about running out or low - -\
I only had a 1/2 inch line, and little Jenny didn't like that!!!
licensed master plumbers are authorized to do installations and/or
modifications of gas appliances and their hookups to the appliance's gas >>> supply. Even then, those plumbers are required to obtain a permit from
the county. When the work is completed, the work must pass an inspection >>> by the county appointed organization designated to do inspections before >>> the installation or modification can be turned on. Violations carry
strict financial penalties. Homeowner's use the services of commercial
plumbers who are licensed in our county to perform that work.
Are they ever held accountable?
Will Nancy Piglosi pay any financial penalties for fleecing the market?
And I'm supposed to worry about installing my own water heater? LOL
week or two there are a few reports on evening news broadcasts of
massive gas explosions pulverizing private homes. I wonder if it's a
result of faulty work performed by weekend do-it-yourselfers.
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