BrowningBAR
Minister of Fire
The assembly is in better shape than I thought it would be. Clean out all the ash from the assembly and the catalyst an. See how everything looks. The cat kind of looks like it could be used for another season.
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Yes, that is not too bad. You might be able to get away with just new gaskets and a throat hood.
The class A pipe on the roof must have a brace at the 5 ft level. Also, the single wall going up to the class A chimney connection appears to be much too close to the drywall. It is supposed to be 18" from the nearest combustible. At a minimum the pipe should be shielded in that area.
The class A pipe on the roof must have a brace at the 5 ft level. Also, the single wall going up to the class A chimney connection appears to be much too close to the drywall. It is supposed to be 18" from the nearest combustible. At a minimum the pipe should be shielded in that area.
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