To remove the old jets, use the jet wrench that comes with the conversion kit (or a socket on an extension bar). Then install the proper jets for your grill model. Remove the valve knob by pulling it ...

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A friend has offered his 48" Jenn Air range to us for a really nice price, but it's setup for propane and not natural gas. I'd call and ask JennAir if the conversion is possible (read fairly easy), ...

It’s summer, and summer means grilling, and grilling means arguing about grilling. Among the dads (and the dads at heart) crewing their outdoor firepits, fuel is a popular subject of debate. Gas ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. The only type of grill I ever saw growing up was one fueled by propane gas—they were at both of my parents’ houses, and at all of my friends’ homes.

Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. BBQ season is in full swing ...