Yup, I bought it with the natural gas conversion kit.


"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
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"Gary" wrote in message
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I just bought a Vermont Castings VCS5007
http://www.myownbbq.com/content/prod...ils.cfm?id=353 that
uses 62,500 BTUs with all 5 burners running. Another 15,000 when the side
burner is on. I used it tonight for the 1st time and found that there was
not much difference between the flame when the valves are on high or on
low. I was wondering if this could be due to the gas pipe size. From the
meter it is 1/2" and the run is about 30'. Do I need to go to 3/4" pipe?
Thx Gary

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You need about 59 cfh of gas. At 30', you should be able to get 90 cfh.

Was the grill properly set up for natural gas? Proper regulator and
orifices?