bbq: a freind is giving me a bbq that requires natural gas, will i need a special hook up or does the natural gas that you buy have the hook up?|||A natural gas BBQ runs off of the same natural gas your furnace runs on and is meant to have a hook up off of your homes' supply, you can either buy a conversion kit, or have a handy-man or certified person install a natural gas hook up. I'm pretty sure you cannot buy a natural gas tank only LP (liquid propane)|||You mean propane if so when you buy the tank It will be full and the grill should have the hook up tube and regulator|||Go to your local BBQ store for proper attachment and hook-up instructions. It doesn't give much room to move the BBQ around so try to decide on a "permanent location".|||if you don't have natural gas at your home. you will have to switch out the regular to propane and use it that way|||LPG (Liquid Propane Gas). If you already have a tank, almost all UHAUL businesses offer refilling (about 3.30/gal) Otherwise, any Hardware Store shall have tank exchanges available. (More expensive than filling your own) Lastly, look up Propane in your local directory for retailers that fill them.|||If the BBQ is for natural gas, you can convert back to LP by exchanging the orface(s) and a valve assembly. You need to know the brand and model number. If you wish to use natural gas (and you have natural gas to your home, have a plumber install a stub where you plan on storing your BBQ.|||You can purchase a propane tank. You can get the propane at such stores as wal-mart or any other discount or food store or hardware store.