Help With Install
- McGiever
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Well, let's see,they are both either males or females.
I'm going to guess they're both females, so you would need a short coupler w/ both ends crimped into male ends.
If it is the other, you guessed it, you need a short piece of straight stove pipe to accept the 2 males.
Sheet-metal shops have a hand cranked or machine to roll the pipe and crimp it into a male end. You may want to enlist them for help...the stainless is a little tougher than the steel, but still easily done w/ the machine/crank.
I'm going to guess they're both females, so you would need a short coupler w/ both ends crimped into male ends.
If it is the other, you guessed it, you need a short piece of straight stove pipe to accept the 2 males.
Sheet-metal shops have a hand cranked or machine to roll the pipe and crimp it into a male end. You may want to enlist them for help...the stainless is a little tougher than the steel, but still easily done w/ the machine/crank.
- freetown fred
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adram, post a pix or 2 so we can see what you've got there.Where ya from??
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I found a crimper tool at Lowes a couple of years ago for about $25. It takes a minuute or two to crimp all the way around a 6" pipe, but it works great.