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- coaledsweat
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Not seeing "this." Click on edit, below the field see and click "attachments." Select a file, attach, submit.
- StokerDon
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Welcome to the forum Mike.
Well, you have peaked our curiosity but where is the "this" part???
Were going to need a picture or to.
-Don
Well, you have peaked our curiosity but where is the "this" part???
Were going to need a picture or to.
-Don
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Maybe being able to use the holes to control fumes moving up the auger is part of why the gooseneck got moved to the inside of the air chamber?
Mike
Mike
- StokerDon
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Yes, that is an old one. I would check to see that it is actually a 520. Some of those old ones are actually 350's.
Also, I would double check that area at the bottom where the rope gasket will meet the bottom of the grates. It looks like it has a lot of wear.
-Don
Also, I would double check that area at the bottom where the rope gasket will meet the bottom of the grates. It looks like it has a lot of wear.
-Don
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350 and 520 pots are the same except for the top ash ring, the 520 is 1/2 bigger then a 350 also 350 mechanism only fed up to 6 teeth, this pot is early 50s no need for air holes wont justify anthing since it will be covered by the goose neck
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The bottom where the rope gasket goes for the bottom of the grates is in good shape assemble and you should be fine