I will just leave this here
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Bruce
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Sure is: Filters out the big stuff so you don't clog the septic system. Like when the wife and kids flush baby wipes and other non-decomposable stuff down the toilet. But if they flush too many, it will completely clog the filter.
Here is a photo of the filter from my septic. The SS rods go down through the round disks in three places and holds the whole thing together. The handle is the long pole attached on the right. The black is just staining.
Here are photos of the SS bolt and nut. The nut looks brand new and screws on the threads perfectly.
Here is a photo of the filter from my septic. The SS rods go down through the round disks in three places and holds the whole thing together. The handle is the long pole attached on the right. The black is just staining.
Here are photos of the SS bolt and nut. The nut looks brand new and screws on the threads perfectly.
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Steve Hoch
TVWBB Platinum Member
Nice find Elliott, how is the inside cabinet looking? That seems to be where most of the problems lie with that model.
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
if it needs flav bars and deflectors, these are the least costly ones I found for a flip. These are not that thick, but they are shiny
edit: for my keeper, I bought these. They are much thicker.
edit: for my keeper, I bought these. They are much thicker.
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Steve Hoch
TVWBB Platinum Member
Bruce, do you move the NG grills about as fast as propane where you are?
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Platinum Member
Not a huge price difference, what's the difference in gauge?
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
I forget. I measured and weighed them last summer and posted it somewhere
I think the lower cost set is 19 gauge and the higher cost is17 gauge? Or maybe the higher cost set is 16 gauge Flav bars and 17 gauge deflectors.
For a flip, I'm not sure advertising "better" flav bars will net $22 more in selling price
For my keeper it was an easy decision. I have not yet installed them as I'm still burning out the original porcelain enameled bars
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Platinum Member
Agreed, the cheaper ones would be my choice for the flip as well. I was just wondering what the difference was in terms of thickness. I would be willing to bet there are at least a few reviews of the cheaper ones complaining of longevity or durability.I forget. I measured and weighed them last summer and posted it somewhere
I think the lower cost set is 19 gauge and the higher cost is17 gauge? Or maybe the higher cost set is 16 gauge Flav bars and 17 gauge deflectors.
For a flip, I'm not sure advertising "better" flav bars will net $22 more in selling price
For my keeper it was an easy decision. I have not yet installed them as I'm still burning out the original porcelain enameled bars
Bruce
TVWBB 2-Star Olympian
I am not sure. In the past I have converted them to LP. If I still have an l p manifold I may do that with this one as well. If not I will be testing the natural gas market.
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Platinum Member
Yep, and just use your trick of a tank scale from a Silver B hung on the outside.
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
I wonder if Bruce has any extra silver tank scales just lying around
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Platinum Member
I think it's amazing that he thinks he has a propane manifold laying around for that grill!I wonder if Bruce has any extra silver tank scales just lying around
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
Steve Hoch
TVWBB Platinum Member
Exactly, it looks like the warehouse from Raiders of the Lost Ark where they put the Ark at the end of the movie.He probably does. and it might be in one of these boxes...
