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Default Bring the gas grill in for winter?

Being up in the Northeast, we get some darn cold ... Ok... FREEZING nights.
Having just gotten my first gas grill (and yes, I do have charcoal as well!)
I'm wondering if I need to take in the gas grill? I have a heavy cover over
it, but I've never had a gas grill before so I didn't know the effects of
the cold on the propane tank & parts. I didn't know if it'd be safe to keep
outside or if I should bring it indoors.

And, no, I don't intend to stop BBQ'ing in the winter on the charcoal!

Thanks in advance!


 
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