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Fireplace gas line replacement/repair
I have a gas line t=(that helps start) to my wood burning fireplace that is broken off at the tip in the fireplace itself, I would like to change it for a new one. How do I remove the current one and replace it with a new one? It doesn't seem like it should be all that hard.
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