Converting A Natural Gas Stove To Propane

[@johnclamshellsp1969]

Thank you for the Peerless stove conversion to LP tutorial. You spot on.

[@MrGonzales1982]

RIP Paul may you be in Heaven

[@helenlane6317]

I thought it would really be difficult to convert but it wasn't. Good instructions.

[@mr.greenjeans8323]

I thought it would be too..or I'd need someone to help me with it but I think I can handle that

[@mr.greenjeans8323]

This video was extremely helpful..Thank you so much

[@danielromo1686]

Thank you

[@mongthupham612]

Thank you for the easy instructions. Do you have one for Viking stove?

[@paulhucaluk7358]

Very helpfull.thank you.

[@stevenshelley9345]

All good to know thanks for sharing 🤗

[@stevenshelley9345]

I bought a second hand stove at a APPLIANCES store and set it up per your instructions to run on propane 40lb tank ,works great 😀😀👍glad I found your channel

[@imagine870]

So with your you don’t need the kit ?

[@shannonr3959]

This helped us. Thanks!

[@sizzlechest1038]

We just did our oven in our cabin last week, nothing like cooking in a oven. Happy cooking to you both

[@HomesteadingWays]

+SizzleChest 10 thanks!

[@rickryder9192]

thanks great help

[@lukebaldwin3335]

Do you have the conversion kit and do i have to put Orpheuss in the burnings?

[@skatt2858]

I have a Roper stove trying to convert to propane So I don’t need new parts? Just adjust gas rate down?

[@corinesingfield1317]

Any gas stove can be converted like this?

[@mykoluis3660]

Do you know how to remove the regulator on this stove?

[@tammiecampbell8529]

We are smelling gas and can’t figure out why. Also it seems like it has to much pressure. Flames are coming out of the knobs 😳 What do you think??

[@Inisfad]

While I’ve watched a load of videos on doing this, I’d like to get written instructions. I see that you have them. Did they come with your stove, or do you know where you can get written instructions??

[@carrieb753]

How do you convert the oven to LP?

[@danacrawford940]

Thanks great information you guys🤗

[@Maremoooo]

Great!!!!! Have fun cooking!!!!!!

[@karennewman6916]

IMPORTANT××× THere are 2 kinds of orfices. One is univeral meaning your same orcice can work for both gas by tightening down nut for propane or loosen off for natural gas. There is an interior orfice point but its hole size is opened or restri ted by this tighteni g a tion.Seems to be whats shown BUT these types were often found in and before pre late 50s stoves. This range is new so Im thinking hes botched it. Wont get great tight 1/2inch blue flames no matter how much he adjusts it. There should ha e been a conversion kit with orfices to swap out sold with range. He didnt mention in video doing this. The more common type you find in ranges is where you remove that nut/tube completely off and change out the little jet now exposed, inside where nut/tube came off. Propane jet will have tiny tiny pin point hole in its point, natural gas comparatively is obviously much larger. The result of leaving large holed natural gas orfice in a propane powered range will be HUGE fames, not just bigger flames... propane is 4x more pressure than natural gas hence the way tiny hole.

[@smiller852]

This is not necessarily true. My stove that I have is from the 90s and it specifically says in the Owner's Manual that the orifices are sized for the gas pressure delivered by the regulator. So if he's flipping the plunger in regulator to propane, it's likely coming through at 10 inches water column and the orifice is sized to handle that level of pressure. The tightening of the orifice controls the air shutter to the burners.

[@matthewtymon2090]

​@@smiller852absolutely correct. I have this exactly stove

[@z06badboy18]

Hmmm if you have a flame more yellow than blue flame it means is not regulated right.. yellow flame will burn black your pots... Blue flame dont.

[@jaycos4905]

Sorry dude, any flame should never have yellow cuz that’s gas that’s not being burned and can cause serious damage. You still need more adjustment.

[@scottmckinney4291]

Yeah that’s what I was wondering. Other videos said the purchase of a kit with smaller orifice is necessary.

[@bradcreamer9744]

It’s just how this stove is. I have the same one I had to go out and rig it up lol

[@JonDoe-007]

You need to replace the orifice to a propane orifice. It's a "conversion kit" thats sold separately

[@MrGonzales1982]

Good video

[@HomesteadingWays]

Thank you...

[@lesteranderson3350]

What about the oven orfice

[@scottmckinney4291]

I guess they don’t respond to questions.

[@lovelybrown6453]

You didn't show the nost important thing which was how or where you hook the propane tank up at.🤔

[@HomesteadingWays]

The tank is outside (300 gallon). Tubing is run in and attached the back of the stove. Similar to a natural gas hook up.

[@lovelybrown6453]

@@HomesteadingWays yes sir I understand that but why didn't you show that part

[@josemartinez-di6jp]

What brand is the stove??

[@bradcreamer9744]

I hate mine. Have the same one. It will ruin all of your pans no matter how you adjust it.

[@readtheinstructions1407]

What is the brand and model number of your stove ?

[@HomesteadingWays]

Read the Instructions I'm away from home for the day so, I can't look directly at it, but I think I put a link to the stove in the description box. I hope that helps.

[@readtheinstructions1407]

Silly me for not looking, Thanks!

[@wesleym.3588]

That stove is not properly converted , you shouldn’t have flames coming into the oven, and the top burners have yellow , I am a licensed LP technician, it’s not correct, your cookware will turn black.

[@HomesteadingWays]

Yes, you're right. He had to continue to adjust it.

[@wesleym.3588]

The smell that an oven puts out when it hasn’t been converted is a very nasty smell. That’s a neat stove, it looks classic which I like.

[@HomesteadingWays]

Thanks :)

[@loudepietro]

first thing i noticed.scary

[@frankarellano8188]

@@loudepietro bu

[@ericlessard6653]

Can you believe Lowes charges 100 dollars to do this 30 minute conversion? thats wrong?

[@rosieruiz8768]

Does lowes do it to the ones you purchase from them or can you take one from home ??

[@tiffanyculley9483]

This video helped me a lot thanks so much @Demalibutts