Connecting a Natural Gas Grill

[buster]

Thanks. So the worn looking pipe (steel) is the gas line coming from the ground/house. I want to make it more secure but not sure how.

Being it's not that secure, I feel better turning it off after each use. Especially if an animal decided to eat through the hose.

https://www.weber.com/US/en/blog/burning...eber-30503.html

 

[buster]

*The black post is a post the old grill sat over which contains the gas pipe come from the ground as shown above. It's separate from the grill.

 

[George7941]

I just realised your first photo is sideways and, in fact, you have the coupler horizontal, the way it should be.

That is tubing, not pipe. Is that stainless steel? I have never seen carbon steel tubing used for gas. It corrodes too easily.

Get that coupler securely clamped down , no matter what it takes. If you have to bolt a pressure treated 2x4 to the post, do it. You can then clamp the coupler on to the 2x4.

 

[buster]

Thanks George!