Question re: burner tube length


 
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One thing I learned since doing all this work on grills is how nice and easy it is to take an extra “too long” crossover tube and cut it down to length with a cut off wheel on an angle grinder to fit a shorter length if needed.
 
John-NY said:
One thing I learned since doing all this work on grills is how nice and easy it is to take an extra “too long” crossover tube and cut it down to length with a cut off wheel on an angle grinder to fit a shorter length if needed.
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You can also use a tubing cutter
 
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