beach
Gold Member
If your water heater leaks onto the pilot light....there are other ways to heat it...
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water heater
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Re: water heater
Beach,
What is sticking out and supported on a brick. What function did it serve?
Beach,
What is sticking out and supported on a brick. What function did it serve?
beach
Gold Member
Re: water heater
It's an upside down door threshold.....they used it to direct the leaking water away from the jury rigged flame, it didn't work too well because the fall was going the wrong direction :lol:
It's an upside down door threshold.....they used it to direct the leaking water away from the jury rigged flame, it didn't work too well because the fall was going the wrong direction :lol:
mtlogcabin
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Re: water heater
So did you catch this on an annual inspection?
So did you catch this on an annual inspection?
beach
Gold Member
Re: water heater
An Inspector in a nearby city found it and sent the pics.....thought it might be amusing. I'm not sure if it was an annual or if somebody called it in....my guess would be someone called it in.
Is that a flat track or TT bike with a sportster engine?
An Inspector in a nearby city found it and sent the pics.....thought it might be amusing. I'm not sure if it was an annual or if somebody called it in....my guess would be someone called it in.
Is that a flat track or TT bike with a sportster engine?