Propane Line capping?
Hi. I recently bought a used truck camper. It had a fridge and a stove. The fridge did not work, but as far as I can tell, the stove does. I removed the fridge, but now I have an open propane line. I know I can just run a single line now and that's the ultimate goal.
But in the mean time, can I use a ball valve water line shut off to cap the old line to the old fridge?
By cutting the nut part off and putting the ball valve fitting on the end. Which would in theory work. My thought is, if the ball valve can stop water, would it stop propane?
But in the mean time, can I use a ball valve water line shut off to cap the old line to the old fridge?
By cutting the nut part off and putting the ball valve fitting on the end. Which would in theory work. My thought is, if the ball valve can stop water, would it stop propane?
