Backyard build
04-13-2009, 08:04 PM
#13
0.5 BAR
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Oregon
Posts: 81
That solder sucker made my day. I have a shop vac in my living room and I've been trying to think of things I can use it for other than vacuuming. ---- vacuuming, hooray beer.
Looking at the home made gasket reminds me, one thing I don't see many people doing here is the axle grease turbo gasket trick. If you have fairly flat flanges, a thin layer of thick axle grease on the flanges will cook and turn into a good seal.
Looking at the home made gasket reminds me, one thing I don't see many people doing here is the axle grease turbo gasket trick. If you have fairly flat flanges, a thin layer of thick axle grease on the flanges will cook and turn into a good seal.
04-14-2009, 09:11 AM
#18
0.5 BAR
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 73
haha very nice im impressed... what did you use to cut those flanges it looks like you went with the old oxy/assedeline haha
Looking at the home made gasket reminds me, one thing I don't see many people doing here is the axle grease turbo gasket trick. If you have fairly flat flanges, a thin layer of thick axle grease on the flanges will cook and turn into a good seal.[/QUOTE]
what axle grease would work for that like strait farm equipment grease or would ford/chevy work? i'd try this for sure
Looking at the home made gasket reminds me, one thing I don't see many people doing here is the axle grease turbo gasket trick. If you have fairly flat flanges, a thin layer of thick axle grease on the flanges will cook and turn into a good seal.[/QUOTE]
what axle grease would work for that like strait farm equipment grease or would ford/chevy work? i'd try this for sure
