Are you selling an E-Series or an S-Series... If I've done my research correctly, S=Natural Gas. You have information for both series posted on here.
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I believe the E series has porcelain painted door and top while the S has stainless ones. The natural gas have different model numbers but come in both E and S
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is my new bar-b-q grill natural gas or propane. when I ordered it you promesed me it would be natural gas can you tell me what type my grill is
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Natural gas or propane , which every you have available to your site. What makes these better than gas or diesel is they do not really use a carburetor so you don't have to worry about problems with starting them up when you need it. Also this system has a weekly start and run (about 12 min.) program that keeps the gen ready for use...so when you really need it ...it just fires up and you don't have to do anything. Really a great system.
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Was planning on switching over to a type C converter myself which will burn both gas and propane. Check on you tube for vid's doing swap over.
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Yes, this Gold Plug #AP-08 is correct for your Econoline/E-Series. Thanks, Gold Plug LLC
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This is NOT a natural gas model. It is unleaded gasoline only. The model you are looking for is PD3G10000E.
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Not sure about natural gas.Nothing in the manual about that fuel.I start it every week for 5 min. starts up every time.Never had to charge the battery for over a year.
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Hi Kathleen, I ordered my heater prepared to hook up to natural gas. If you call 888-255-5894 they will tell you everything you need to know. Stay warm. Keith
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Due to there being regular (Non Ethanol/middle grade) gasoline at the pumps now, that is what I have and use in my generator. However, the best choice is to purchase (if you have LP or Natural Gas) a fuel adapter kit from the US Carburetion Kit Center (www.uscarb.com) so you can utilize either Gasoline and/or LP/Natural Gas. LP/Natural Gas will not gum up or damage the Carburetor like Ethanol Gas will.
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Thank you for confirming my suspicions. I ordered mine quite a while ago and was wondering why more specifications weren't shown. I thought this "oversight" might have been deliberate, allowing different pumps to be provided under the same listing. Both pumps I received were rotary type and worked very well. Either type can have trouble if the diaphragms or seals are incompatible with the fuel. As an amateur mechanic, I would say the decision for your use would be based on the one that was easiest to install. The usual advice is to mount the pump as close to the fuel tank and as low as possible (pumps push much better than they vacuum), particularly if vapor lock may be an issue.
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I suggest going to the Generac website. If your answer isn't there for certain, give them a call.
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This is natural gas. Abbreviation in descriptions will be "NG" for natural gas, or "LP" for liquid propane. They make conversion kits to switch between the two but I would highly recommend getting the correct type of unit from the start. The kits are expensive and often not all that easy to install.
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Gas is probably still good. I would run the gas out, add new gas then add PRI-G if you plan further storage.
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This Model is set up for a Gas line, there is a different model set up specifically for Propane
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I believe almost all can be converted to propane or natural gas (snorkel??) as I did some cursory research but no expert by any means. Check centuryfuelproducts.com or uscarburetor.com, I believe they support Westinghouse and many other brands.
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Best to just order the one that is dual fuel or one designed for propane. There is a big difference between propane and natural gas.
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The answers below are correct. You should probably call GE if you need more specific answers.