The meter has a 3/4" outlet, but uses a street ell to go to 1". Rough calculations put the 3/4", based on the outlet "choke", almost maxed out. I suppose a new meter would be required to get a 1" outlet, but even then 1" will be under size to handle the water heater, furnace and a new stove. So my non-calculation question right now is more framing then it is gas flow calculations. What's the largest pipe I can frame in the wall? Assuming it won't cost an arm and leg to get a meter with a larger outlet. I understand 1-1/4" is pretty standard now, but my again rough calculations indicate I will have to go larger as it's about a 40' run to the kitchen plus the leg for the HW and heat, both are in the same location. The house is brick, so all the work will be done from the inside. At least the gas is on a gable end. And maybe someone can let me know if I calculated the range BTU properly? Range Burner 1 30,000 Burner 2 15,000 Burner 3 15,000 Burner 4 9,200 Burner 5 8,000 Oven 16,500 Range Total: 93,700 As always, TIA Ron

Moved my vanity and discovered this. I am a complete novice but have changed P-Traps and faucets before. I did not encounter this issue though. How do I replace this? Thanks in advance for the assistance! [ATTACH]52266[/ATTACH]