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Having faith in a fuel gage is futile.

If you use them every day they last longer. Sitting on the shelf in a shed they dry out.

probably a great great someone, I found it in the attic of my folks home. Anyway I adopted them.

Sometimes a slight trim adjustment will make a difference.

I had a pc finish nailer and all the rubber in it crumbled, I got a harbor freight gun that could use the same nails as I have a bunch. Looked all over for a rebuild kit for the pc ...

Need to figure out where the loose screws came from.

I just used a zip tie on mine.

lubrication is a good start if it's not damaged.

That must be one of those glass type pictures, in good condition.

Might need to disconnect them until the engines catch up.

That's tempting!

Work around the flange with a thin putty knife and see if you can loosen it

I'm surprised the skeg is still there..

did ya take the screws out? looks like they're still in. and yes, it was most likely installed with a sealant.

At least that will get the bridge open quicker and more safe as well. not like an experiment.

That's very cool, I didn't know folks did stuff like that. been under a rock too long.

have a good one youngster!

Best of luck to ya!

If ya don't like the looks of a pipe thru the roof build a chimney box for the pipe to go through.

Recon you could go straight up an out the roof with no bends and still put the heater in the corner,?