I currently have a 200 gallon propane tank. It supplies my kitchen range and my furnace, although the furnace isn't used because of the wood stove.I am thinking about getting a propane conversion kit for my 9KW gasoline powered generator. The conversion kit comes with a regulator that is plumbed to the carb. The company's video showed the generator connected to a 20# propane bottle when they ran the generator for the demo.My first question....the pic below is the top of my propane tank. I assume this is some type of regulator to drop tank pressure to a lower pressure?This next photo shows what is connected to the other end of the copper line when it gets to my house. The corrugated line going into the house and feeds both the range and furnace as I mentioned.Assuming I can use the same copper line coming from the tank, how would one connect the regulator for the generator? A "Tee" on the input of the above item and a hose going to the gen's regulator?I don't have a problem having one of the guys from the co-op come out to do this but would like to understand what he would be doing prior to discussing this with them on the . I can build a custom wiring harness for a vehicle tranny computer swap or build a 40' loafing shed but haven't done any gas work.Thanks
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