On Sun, 3 Jan 2016 10:59:59 -0500, BQ340 wrote:

On 1/3/2016 10:42 AM, Larry Jaques wrote:

The difference is the size of the gas jets, Ig. Natural gas is under
much less pressure, hence a larger jet. I had to rejet a nat gas to
propane when I lived in Vista in the '70s. That old beastie will be
in my heart forever. Huge chrome griddle, 4 burners (one thermostatic)
separate broiler with infinitely adjustable height, one oven. Just
like this: http://www.savonappliance.com/images/forsale/om10.jpg

Anyway, jets are cheap ($5-ish), available, and easy to replace. They
screw on/off.

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You can't use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.
--Oscar Wilde


Usually need a new regulator too.

MikeB
Here in Canada it is almost impossible to buy conversion kits to
convert anything from Propane to NG, or vise versa.
Appliance manufacturers are not alowed to sell retrofit kits - you
have to buy the appliance set up for the gas you want to use. Makes it
stupid expensive to switch a home from propane to NG when the pipeline
gets installed down your road.