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Posted By: blairvt Gas logs - 03/04/20
I'm wanting to install gas logs in a cabin that I don't get to stay in as often as I like. Lowes has a 100 ib tank I'd like to use. I think I could load/unload that easy enough to and I probably wouldn't have to do it that often. Anything I should watch out for?
Posted By: Raeford Re: Gas logs - 03/04/20
That's how we do it. Have 3 #100 tanks. I have them filled when price hits bottom[usually mid summer].
A pallet[with bottom braces removed] flipped upside down will hold 1-2 tanks nice and secure in a truck bed.
Posted By: blairvt Re: Gas logs - 03/04/20
Did you install the logs and gas line? Its in a brick fireplace. I believe you are the guy near VT, cabin is off parkway toward Hillsville from you
Posted By: Raeford Re: Gas logs - 03/04/20
Didn't install[step brother has a welding supply/propane shop and did it ].

It appears fairly straightforward though. We did it while building house[lines etc to fireplace].

And yep, that's me-in Christiansburg/Riner.
Posted By: blairvt Re: Gas logs - 03/04/20
I don't have a brother in law. Recommend anyone?
Posted By: Raeford Re: Gas logs - 03/04/20
Find whoever does propane in Hillsville/Galax/Mt. Airy, if you buy from them they'll usually install for cheap to free.

https://www.clarkgasandoil.com/
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