Thread: Just when I though i'd seen it all...

Rubber air-hose gas line.

Originally Posted by Marc M

Rubber air-hose gas line.

Not acceptable in that specific locations, but isn't that what you use between the propane tank for your gas grill and the burners - a rubber hose? Those ends look like the high pressure ends on those gas hoses.

Originally Posted by Jerry Peck

Not acceptable in that specific locations, but isn't that what you use between the propane tank for your gas grill and the burners - a rubber hose? Those ends look like the high pressure ends on those gas hoses.

I doubt that hose is listed or labeled for use as a gas line, natural or propane.
Even if it were labeled, it should be located after a shutoff valve.

On propane gas systems, I sometimes see a rubber hose outside on the bottle.
But I would call that one - amateur installation, possible leak hazard.

Originally Posted by Rick Cantrell

Even if it were labeled, it should be located after a shutoff valve.

No sediment trap either.

There are other things not right in the photo besides just that being a rubber hose in that location, I was just pointing out that being a rubber hose used for gas (if in the proper location) is okay, and gave an example of where one would see a rubber used used day in and day out.

Brian needs to start a link and call it "Best of". Just images of stuff we see daily.

Originally Posted by Marc M

Brian needs to start a link and call it "Best of". Just images of stuff we see daily.

On the left of the page is a menu
Click on " PHOTO GALLERY"
Upload your photo(s) there

Originally Posted by Rick Cantrell

On the left of the page is a menu
Click on " PHOTO GALLERY"
Upload your photo(s) there

Cool, had no idea that was there. thanks once again.

I found a radiator hose, with hose clamps, connecting the gas manifold to the furnace one time.