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Re: spacer for manifold
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Posted by Charles McNelly III on January 21, 2007 at 14:06:49 from (4.166.171.142):
In Reply to: spacer for manifold posted by Charles McNelly III on January 20, 2007 at 17:42:25:
Thanks for the replys guys. The reason I didn"t replace it was that I didn"t know anybody who would sell me a LP manifold cheap. I figured the little bit of money I spend on this one would still come out cheaper then buying another one. I didn"t know anybody made an LP manifold new for the M anyway. I figure I can either weld the runners up and re cut them or make a spacer 1/16" thick and double gasket it together. I don"t like the idea of drilling all the mounting holes on the governor to make it work. Thanks again, Charles
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