Quick 4:30PM Friday call. I need to ask Feng where the button to light the pilot is.
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Quick 4:30PM Friday call. I need to ask Feng where the button to light the pilot is.
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Did you try the 'FENG-signal"?? If not, maybe commissioner gordon knows how to contact him.
So it was easier to build the fitting than reroute the gas line?
Half the output to input, that's how I like 'em!
Feng doesn't have time for simple pilot questions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freightshaker
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They went all out on the fitting. It is nice work... I just can't figure out why they just wouldn't reroute the gas line. Really didn't look difficult.Quote:
Originally Posted by mason
Is that a process dryer in a paper mill? Or the roll dryer on a Sanforizer machine in a textile plant? The old guys used to do some amazing stuff. Like it or not, even the notch is nice metal work.
It is a unit heater. 1965 Bryant 16 burner suicide pilot warehouse heater. They had three of them. One works.Quote:
Originally Posted by meplumber
WWFD!
We have a few of those still in operation.
does the gas company give you "most valued customer" rewards every time you fire them up?Quote:
Originally Posted by 2sac
lol 400k input, 230k outputQuote:
Originally Posted by craig1
I bet they just have an office party every time it lights off.... Used to have a pool heater that was that way, 400k in, 2somethin out... The gas bill after just 2 weeks really stung!Quote:
Originally Posted by craig1