On the barbecue. No, not a propane regulator, but a natural gas regulator.

Our barbecue is a natural gas type and is connected to a spigot on the
wall via a tough flexy hose. Sometimes the regulator packs up and won't
open when the wall spigot is opened. I have to smack it with a spanner*
a couple times, and that don't always work, either.

It looks just like a propane regulator like you might find on a cheapie
WalMart barbecue, but of course it isn't. It has an innie hose and an
outie hose, looks pretty easy to swap out.

So -- where does a fellow go to get such a thing?

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* I use a natural gas regulator spanner, of course, not a propane
regulator spanner. Different ratings.

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Jack "Rocket j Squirrel" Elliott
1984 Westfalia, auto trans,
Bend, Ore.