Re: Anti-seize on exhaust pipe ?

Posted by Wayne on December 02, 2003 at 20:08:37 from (152.163.253.66):

In Reply to: Anti-seize on exhaust pipe ? posted by Ben in KY on December 02, 2003 at 14:03:15:

Antisieze should work great, but there's another way to do it also. If you can find a plumbing supply house with a threaded coupler the size you need in brass or copper then you'll never have to worry about the pieces rusting together. Most of the equipment we work on is too big to even think about trying to use a pipe fitting like this, but we always try to at least use brass nuts in place of the steel. It makes things alot easier if for us or whoever works on it again in the future. A few extra dollars spent on the nuts, pipe fittings, or whatever now is a good investment because it will save alot more later in time or money removing or replacing broken studs or other parts.

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