propane question - is hank hill around?

[FoBoT]

can a natural gas clothes dryer be converted to propane?

 

[rudeguy]

yes it can. Tell me what kind of dryer and I can be of a bit more help

 

[FoBoT]

Originally posted by: GoodDad
yes it can. Tell me what kind of dryer and I can be of a bit more help

you aren't in the Kansas City area i don't suppose?

i'll have to get my wife to get the model off the dryer

we are moving into a new house in the country and have a propane tank that supplies a fireplace only. we haven't used the dryer in a while (been living in electric only rentals) but i would like to convert it and use it instead of electric

 

[rudeguy]

Originally posted by: FoBoT

Originally posted by: GoodDad
yes it can. Tell me what kind of dryer and I can be of a bit more help

you aren't in the Kansas City area i don't suppose?

i'll have to get my wife to get the model off the dryer

we are moving into a new house in the country and have a propane tank that supplies a fireplace only. we haven't used the dryer in a while (been living in electric only rentals) but i would like to convert it and use it instead of electric

as soon as you get model, call a local appliance parts company (or Sears) tell them you need an LP conversion kit...they will know what you need. Shouldnt be more than $20

 

[MaxDepth]

[boomhower]man, ol, old, dang, dang, propane, like natural stuff cept dang it, damn, gass blowed up in, inna, dryer. Don't no dang, dang wire, blowed up, I tell you wot. Yeah.[/boomhower]

Sorry. Someone had to do it.
Good luck on the conversion kit. I think Missouri counts as a developing nation \(AKA third world country).