Does the intake side allow for a pipe to bolted on? I want to add some piping going back and forth over the flame to heat the air inside. thx
1308248
I do not know. Installation was a tight fit for me; so I do not see how you can add anything.
1308249
There are 4 screws holding the finger guard on. The finger guard is not in the picture but a close-up view will show 4 screws. You could use these screws to attach a sort of sheet metal pipe formed into a shape that will attach to the opening which is approx. 5 inches diameter.
577634
I suppose it could be installed by making a well in the countertop and setting it in there.... there needs to room for a cooling fan to exhaust air from the lower rear of the burner
2084569
Nope it is designed into the intake the sensor bolts to the pipe as factory
326310
Righty ain't always tighty... if I remember right, propane is a left-handed thread for the pipe. Try turning it to the left to install, rather than the right. If you're already doing that, I don't know?
623293
Absolutely yes you can use pipe, but it not nessery means it will loose a bolt, with tough bolts it's best to heatem up witch torch.
886170
Exhaust piping. Get the right diameter then have the end flared. Problem is, chimney doesn't draw well. Longer the pipe, more likely you'll smoke yourself out.
146061
I believe you can install it either way. Mine was installed as shown. Fittings that connect to plumbing are straight.
7897
Might look a little lop-sided but as far as I can tell it should function just fine. I'd plug the holes with bolts, either living with the excess length or cutting off the excess. If yo buy short replacements be sure to get the same heads and high quality bolts to prevent corrosion. Obviously the right side shelf is needed for the side burner. If you don't want either side shelf get the model (310?) without it and save a few dollars.
915860
I installed mine in the return to kill bacteria and germs (primarily for winter). I plan on installing a second one for the a-coil soon. The response that says install on the inlet side makes the most sense but you would need to be very confident as to the direction of the a-coil before you drilled the hole or it could be a very expensive mistake. I hard wired mine on a relay system so it only comes on when the furnace comes on. It should last 10 times longer.
2242085
The headers themselves are direct bolt on but you will need new B pipes to attach them to the remaining exhaust. I recommend Cajun-B pipes. He does excellent work.
1614915
I have not had that experience. The only modification I made was to drill some small holes in the bottom of the fire bowl to allow drainage. I would suggest you contact Amazon customer service and ask what your options are.
1029684
Yes but with modification....intake has one hold down hole...in comes with a straight bolt... just bend bolt in two places...into the shape of a slight Z shape just enough to clear injectors and it will be fine... good luck
110495
YES, THERE IS AN UP SIDE! As mentioned by Chris, the spring goes inside the engine so that it's immersed in the heating coolant within the block. Drilling a small hole (I drill an 1/8" one) in the flange as suggested by jbsyv is a good idea.
2242086
These headers bolt up but you need to buy aftermarket cat and uprev. Cajun b pipe is only way to go . Yes uprev it remaps the trucks pc to adjust the air fuel mix. I love mine. Major improvement over stock. Join titantalk and search cracked header. Its lil more involved than just bolt on
1205886
yes in your thinking to keep it from leaking smoke. The crimp pipe end should be on other end. But the crimped end is always down even on the wood stove.
2093383
yes, the only modification was the 2 locking rings on the heat pipes. It's too small for the pipe, I split mine and it went over and haven't had any problems yet.
702974
Gas inlet is on the right side of the unit as you are facing it. My gas line was on the left, had to do some raising and configuring to make it fit.