I HAVE UNLIMITED AND FREE USE OF NATURAL GAS ON THE PROPERTY I OWN, AND WHERE I LIVE , IN WV. I'D LIKE TO KNOW IF THE NATURAL GAS CAN BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE PROPANE I USE WHICH IS NOT FREE, AND STORED IN A TANK FOR CAR ENGINES.

First, please stop shouting (turn off your caps lock).

Second, it's possible, but it takes a bit of expensive equipment. If there's a company pumping it, I would contact them to set up a tap from the well. Also, your propane-fueled appliances will have to be replaced, since they're not compatible.

As for using it in car engines, yes, it's also possible. A fair number of municipal buses have been converted to use natural gas. Unfortunately, I don't have any information on converting existing cars to NG fuel.

MANY THANKS FOR THE COMMENTS, HOWEVER, NOWHERE DID I MENTION A BBQ. I THOUGHT 'FOR CAR ENGINES' SAID IT ALL.

AN ASIDE TO THE PERSON CRITICIZING MY CAPS: TYPING WITH ONE HAND DOES NOT LEND ITSELF TO THE FORMAT HE NEEDS................CHILL OUT! LESS TIME CRITICIZING AND MORE TIME SPENT ON ADDING TO YOUR TITLES SHOULD OCCUPY YOU FOR AWHILE. AND SINCE YOU HAD 'NO INFORMATION' I QUESTION WHY YOU RESPONDED IN THE FIRST PLACE.

THE GAS WAS HERE AND HOOKED UP TO THE HOUSE WHEN I ARRIVED, I DON'T KNOW HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED, SORRY, ny STATE.

You can use the natural gas but you have to get a different regulator for the barbecue. For the bbq you need a different regulator and for the boiler youll need to do something with the gas valve. How much did it cost you to tap into your natural gas? I have a property upstate and would like to do the same could you tell me how and how much it would cost to discover the gas?

g'day Floweroftheflock,

Thank you for your question.

I would seek advice from an expert on this. It would definitely be worth investigating given the cost of energy.

Regards