thanks for a very good video !

Damn... I can’t wait to go out and do myself a favor!

i have3.5 kva generator and its gas kit has 2 valve plz tells me its working operation because its start too late after 3,4 self with choke and sound changed onload

Would you recommend this type of set up for LPG tanks at a residence as well?

I like the wye strainer idea, but I'm having trouble finding a wye strainer that's rated for 2 psi Natural gas and rated for exterior use. Also very curious about the friction loss and length of pipe equivalents that the strainer creates. Do you have a particular model of wye strainer that you recommend?

Yesterday morning, at around 7 AM, the house was colder than it normally is at that time of day. Checked the furnace, and the pilot was trying to light, and the water heater pilot was also out. It seemed we didn't have any gas flowing into them. We called Metro Utilities District, here in Omaha, to have someone come to the house to look it over. They arrived at 9 AM, and realized that the regulator was kaput. They replaced it, and we had heat again. The failed regulator had allowed the gas pressure to increase way too high, and the pressure shut-off device clamped off the gas. Who knows what might have happened if it had not worked.

It’s interesting 👍

If you want to do yourself a favor then do yourself a favor and watch this video. You'll be doing yourself a favor.

Thanks for vids... I'm Asian... This knowledge will help a lot if people here... ;-):-):-D:-D:-D What I install recently not a "drip leg",, just a "bleed off" valve... because we usually use gas tank (12Kgs)... Bleed off valve function is to bleed "other gas" which usually makes kitchen burner difficult to fire up.. This "drip leg" will needs to install when my country is able to distribute gas... (supply gas from city)

is it safe to install Gas Regulator under cooktop and behind electric oven? or gas regulator should install in next cabinet in kitchen?

I'm gald I found this video. my gen set was set up without a drip tube or strainer, and it ran for years, but now is not getting enough gas. I speculate that this is the problem. I have a fisher regulator to step down the pressure before my garrettson regulator and I was wondering if one or both regulators need replaced, or if they can be repaired or cleaned. does anyone know if the first regulator would be the only one compromised? should I start be replacing only the fisher regulator first? I appreciate any advise as to the best way to fix this problem. thanks for the vid.

On a 100 pound tank dose the regulator haft to be hooked on the tank or can you put it in line anywhere

I was going to pass this on to our technical staff but decided not to. I wish he would have covered the flow direction requirements for the strainer and regulator and adjustments. The main failure mode for us is the regulator installed backwards by the installer. We sell about 20,000 commercial gas appliances a year and direction, pressure rating, and BTU capacity under sizing are our main issues.

YOU FORGOT THE 10 PIPE DIAMETERS AFTER THE REGULATOR RULE

Is that Randy from Trailer Park Boys?

Never heard of a strainer. What is it?. Thanks.

Does orientation matter ?

what this video is saying is true.

but the gas piping is underground so it comes in from the bottom, not the top... no drip leg needed i guess...

What if the drip leg is outside. Could it freeze

OK, you told me everything BUT what I wanted to know: THE REGULATOR !!! You talked about everything leading up to the regulator, but never even got to the regulator. What about installing it? Adjusting? Safety precautions? DUH!

Lol.