Fixed: Replace a bad O Ring on a Propane Fitting

There's nothing worse then trying to grill up some burgers and finding out that you propane has leaked out. (thats why you should always shut of the gas when you're done) A worn out O-ring on the propane connector can cause you all kinds of problems. Thankfully you can replace it in about 5 minutes. For this repair I used a 3/9" x 9?16", #110 O-Ring that I got at my local hardware store for less than $1. No more leaks and wasted propane.

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