- Apr 5, 2009
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Beez said:Sorry if this has already been answered, but were you able to meet the original budget you set for the project?
svenpup said:Hey...tell me about your fire pit. It looks like it probably runs on propane. My new house really doesn't have the space for a wood fire and I was thinking about a propane fire pit similar to yours.
How much did it cost and how long does a propane tank last. Do you like it?
BTW, the project looks great!
svenpup said:Hey...tell me about your fire pit. It looks like it probably runs on propane. My new house really doesn't have the space for a wood fire and I was thinking about a propane fire pit similar to yours.
How much did it cost and how long does a propane tank last. Do you like it?
BTW, the project looks great!
Beez said:Sorry if this has already been answered, but were you able to meet the original budget you set for the project?
simicrintz said:Propane fire pits (like the one in the picture) are illegal.
bk406 said:simicrintz said:Propane fire pits (like the one in the picture) are illegal.
Where are they illegal? You can buy propane firepits anywhere.
bk406 said:No dispute with the danger part, I just dont see where they are illegal.
You got one heck of a deal on that for 1000 bucks! Iv'e been watching craigslist here in Nevada and see some stuff but I bet the small pool guy outfits and truck slammers are grabbing it up quick (lots of forclosures here and people selling off equipment to raise cash for their move) so I havn't seen anything that great yet.n8scstm said:Purchased some slightly used (4 years or so) equipment off of Craigslist. Nice system, 1 hp filter pump, plus a 1.5 hp spa jet booster, both sta-rite. Jandy Aqualink RS with 7 high voltage relays. Jandy One-Touch indoor control panel. cleva-chlor dual cell chlorine gernerator, 400k btu RayPak Digital Heater, 2 Jandy valve actuators, large DE filter and a pool vacuum cleaner w/ hose. Cost $1,000.