Recent content by RG5400

well there are times you can save a buck or two but doing this really inst the time, I got over 150K in hot rods in this garage and there is no need to cut corners, Its going to be be real easy for the plumber so it shouldn't hurt that bad. Thanks again for convincing me to do it this way, Im...

Again thanks guys for the info, sure glad I came here first. safety is a big issue here,

Well I guess I'm not going to touch that valve, makes sense to me. thanks guys for all the help, you saved me im sure, although its not that hard to do. I just want it done right.

OK Bill ya got me thinking now. leave the job for the pro's, its not worth saving a buck or three. I got way to much high $$$ stuff in the garage. Thanks for the real way to do it info. Ron

so Phil your saying the line coming to the meter to shut gas off at the meter I should not touch?? well then how will I turn the gas off?? all I am doing is there is a line going to the water heater and it sticks out the wall about 5" and it has a valve and then a flex line to the water heater...

my main line is right at the main meter on the side of the house and runs right over to the water heater, of course it has a valve there. I am just going to tee off of that pipe and go up about 4 ft and a 90 with another valve for the heater and flex line to the heater.

Great, thanks rlitman ya I thought that is what i could do and your right on the nose thing:) you can smell it with out doing that. again thanks for the quick reply. bubble check a must.

Hey guys got a question. I am installing a Mr. heater 45k in the garage and i am taping in the gas line that runs to my water heater also, my question is when i shut the Main gas line off to the house to hook up my new line in the garage when i turn it back on will i have to do anything as far...

Thank you so much, I thought that was the case but I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything before that drywall goes up. again thank you.

Hey guys, just bought a Mr. Heater 45000btu heater for the garage im tired of freezing my **** off in the winter months, I bought the heater and the 3" Mr Heater vent kit, my question is I have a flat roof (easy) then most, if i am running a 3" vent through the ceiling How big should the hole be...