I need to change my exhaust booster / blower motor. To remove it, it seems like I have to remove my manifold. Do I need to replace the rope gasket or can I use a high heat gasket in a tube like used on automotive engines?
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rap69ri
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rap69ri
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Have one of those as the shop heater. Nice little stove.
I would suggest using rope with a liitle silicone to hold it in place while putting it back together.
I would suggest using rope with a liitle silicone to hold it in place while putting it back together.
rap69ri I'm assuming that you mean rope gasket and not just rope. I know that parts for this stove aren't easy to find. Can I just buy some bulk rope gasket, or does it have to be preformed and have you ever worked on these stoves?
Any help would be appreciated
Any help would be appreciated
rap69ri
Minister of Fire
lbteixe said:
When I replaced mine a couple of seasons ago I bought the gasket from Lowe's or HD and cut it to fit. I used the high temp silicone to keep it from moving while I put it in place.
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