Posted by rustyfarmall on November 23, 2012 at 11:06:52 from (216.248.71.226):
In Reply to: Exhaust pipe threads posted by Dan-in-MO on November 23, 2012 at 10:56:30:
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You need a 2 inch pipe tap. The re-threading will go easier if you burn away most of that carbon using an O/A torch. Use a brazing tip instead of the cutting tip. Just slowly wave the torch around inside and watch that carbon just sort of disappear.
Actually, if you can get rid of enough of that carbon, a new pipe MIGHT screw in without the need of the pipe tap first. I say MIGHT.
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