If I remember right, plumbing is the only sector in Europe that does not use Metric but English units. Can't you use these flexible stainless steel hoses with wire mesh on the outside (forgot what its called)? They're more expensive but bending would not be an issue ... Sounds too easy, I bet there's something fundamentally wrong with this idea. Cheers Joachim On Thu, 3 Oct 2002 10:56:53 -0700 Bill Davidson <wdavidson@THEGRID.NET> wrote: > I have my new propane tank in house... it's a > beautiful site! > > Everyone who has replaced the tank or installed > the new, longer regulator > has mentioned having to bend the copper tubing > (to make more room for the > longer regulator) > > has anyone tried cutting the copper tubing and > using a flare tool instead of > bending the tubing? I'm wondering if the tubing > is a euro size and maybe the > American flare tool won't work right??? > > thanks, > > Bill Davidson > |
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