has anyone found an easy solution to the 90 degree elbow on the end of the onan exhaust pipe that comes on their diesel generator?
1239827
Every Onan is not a 90degree, mine is straight. I suggest cutting off the 90 degree and retro fitting pieces of exhaust pipe fron an auto parts store. If you are talking about the chrome turn down just take it off.
1239828
I dont understand the question. What is the problem with the 90 degree elbow on the end of the onan exhaust pipe?
1239829
I don't know what you question is, be more specific in what your problem is.
1985295
Try using black pipe insulation on bars for replacements . And crank down hard on holding arms so there is no friction.
1725289
Yes you can, be sure to match the pressure ratings and use a pressure regulator if possible. I really don't see why anyone would do this though Onan parts are the most reliable and best available. The only reason I can see anyone doing this is in an emergency seating out in the desert being unable to get Onan parts then as soon as they were home fix it the right way. If you don't have to do this don't. Peace of mind is a nice thing and generator fires are bad.
1092033
yes i hve the same problem it always come off but i reduce the pressure and remove some the elbows and so far it work better, hope the will help you.
612772
This is how I did it----and it works perfectly by the way----I bought an inexpensive exhaust chimney set up. 'Goes like this: 1. a rectangular dryer vent housing that fits over the entire top of the L5. I removed the handle from the heater and attached the vent where the screws secure the handle. The vent has a 3" pipe fixture on it. 2. cut a 5" hole in our cabin----through the ceiling and out of the roof in the bathroom----and then took sheet roof flashing and fashioned a tube to use as a heat block from the 3" exhaust pipe going up and out of the cabin. 3. the 3" exhaust pipe and a articulating elbow----fitted to my needs through the roof 4. self sealing rubber chimney flashing----3" of course with----raised to about 2' from the roof. 5. a wire mesh over the chimney, then a chimney cap 6. tar the seams everywhere you can. I hope this helps. I made my assembly with wood trim in the bathroom as well.
2102449
I can't say for certain but I think it should work. If your RV outlet faces down to the ground then the valves on the Flush King might be turned in an odd position but they will still function. If your RV outlet isn't facing the ground then the 90 degree elbows should not cause any issues. Either way, I think it will work for you. This is one of the best products that I've purchased for my RV. It has made my tank cleaning so much easier.
1750003
I just used reducers and a mig. Get someone to tighten reducer on for you will help
784315
use a big pipe wrench and turn it. I had to turn on my electric heater and let it get hot to break it loose.
1820639
Use the elbow adapter. I used it on mine and worked and looked great. Real easy. Did all of the work myself.
1502272
Coming out of the blower housing is a plastic elbow...then a piece of rubber flex pipe...then piece of plastic pipe the pistol grip attaches to...then a piece of plastic pipe...then lastly another piece of plastic pipe. The rubber flex pipe is hose clamped on. The last 2 pieces are twist locked on. All pipe is 4" dia.
675958
Not sure, I haven't installed it yet.I think that if you wanted a tight 90deg bend, you'd have to add in a plastic elbow
602237
Dear Roumen, Xtreme is not providing any solution for that, but we just called them, they have advised to purchase 6-8 or 6-10 hood adapter from home depot or lowes. Please let us know should you have any more questions. -- Regards, Christian Bowen Office Manager Firstlook, Inc Office: 917-588-9387 Cell: 347-770-0044 Fax: 718-266-3534
1537955
90 degree bend on the manifold I used the straight connection for my Freon and vacuum pump
2206835
The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do yourself. I believe the torx head screw is 15, if I remember correctly. Good luck.
916133
I'm not sure that I understand your question. However, if you look at the product on the Heartland Natural Products page, you will notice that the "body" screws to the wall and sits on (connects to) the tube for the "elbow." I suppose one could put an extension between the elbow and the body. There is an extension tube to enable one to connect from the elbow inside to the dryer. I'm not sure how adding an outside extension would effect venting or how safe it would be in terms of lint build- up. I recommend that you contact the experts at 1-888-772-2345. If I totally misunderstood your question, I apologize.
1066684
1/2 or 3/4 elbow should work to screw in to the tank the owners book should be help full on size
1987074
Hey Cory I had to weld mine down because it was a bit lose when tightened down. You may want to look into something with a 2.25 inlet.