Changing cooking fuels is a very extensive project in that the tanks,
the
tank locker, the hose, the regulator, and the burner orifices must be
changed. This is not a do-it-yourself project. Only qualified service
technicians should perform the work.


The parts for the job are less than 125. The original locker vents fine
for CNG...not always the case of course. A larger tank bracket is being
glassed in by yard, no charge. Cooking times will be reduced as CNG is
not as space effective. We prefer to do most of our cooking on deck via
the Force 10 grill, so the stove/oven will see little use anyway,
unless the weather is bad.

RB
35s5
NY