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Originally Posted by Durgan
I use a propane burner. I have natural gas also outside, but cannot find a natural gas burner similar to the propane types. Apparently it is a safety issue or so it appears. The orifices in the burner must be a different size to use natural gas.
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The orifice for the natural gas is bigger.
http://www.joppaglass.com/burner/lowp_chrt.html
Natural gas is usually supplied at slightly less pressure and it have fewer BTU's per volume of gas.
They exist I just don't know if they exist in Ontario.
http://stores.hurricaneproducts.net/...--|/Detail.bok
I don't know what issues you'd have with just drilling the orifice bigger. I've gone the other way, put a little brass plug in and redrill it. I got the little numbered drills and size chart from a gas man 30 years ago. I just don't know if you'd flip the codes and insurance people out.
I see where there are conversion kits for certain grill, so maybe not.