Just a little repair I had to do

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Chads

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This is my heat exchanger out of my steam action I had to remove it after it started leaking and fill my cylinder of my engine over night. didn't know that until I went to start the motor for a big day of work and it wouldnt start and made a horiiable backfire turn it over just a couple more times and could tell it had too much compression. stopped it and pulled the plugs and spun it over and looked like a water hose. so here is a pic of where I took it out of the other one the other side is a duplicate heat exchanger that comes off both sides of the motor.
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Greenie

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It's not quite a nick-o-weld but it'll have to do.

What did ya do to move the HX height so this can't happen again?


ps: SteamAction HX could be much more efficient....lol
 

Ron Werner

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all that is is a pipe around a pipe?

what pressure will that HX take?
 
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Damn Chad, you made those welds look hella sweet. That's something I always wanted to learn. :D
 
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RickL

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Greenie said:
It's not quite a nick-o-weld but it'll have to do.

[=quote] :shock:
Man I think those are sweet but I can't weld worth crap nice job
(I know or at least I hope you were jk greenie
 
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Steve in Omaha

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Greenie can only dream of the day that the welding on the greenhorn wands are half that smooth.

Great job Chad!
 
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Chads

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I didnt weld it but did all the prep work and found a friend who does it for a living that let him do it because he does it every day I can tig weld but just dont have a tig welder. but either way pretty simple design.
 

Dolly Llama

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Ron Werner said:
all that is is a pipe around a pipe?

what pressure will that HX take?

I really don't know, but I'd say somewhere between a whole bunch and a hellavalot


..L.T.A.
 
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Chads

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did I mention after fixing this problem that I had to take the motor apart because of a blown head gasket I took pics of the process I might post them later.
 

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