Recent content by MrRoboto

Here is links on the same site all you have to do is type the word pilot into the search box they have several methods that will work well but this is what was original brutus 10 and on you will need this stuff...

count me in please

Im in Simi Valley and would be interested except That I can buy those new for $37...

The bayouclassicdepot 10 tip burners are some of the cheapest quality out there look through old threads where people have tips fall out and cant thread back in. Just look at their disclaimer on the page about how none of them are tested and you cant return them. Im not sure how you plan on...

Hey Jay I cant find reversed hinge false bottom on the website I need one for a 15in Sanke... What do I have to do to order one?

Yeah I got mine from Gold Coast steel in Oxnard Ca, Im not upset with my purchase even if I paid more the quality of this steel is top notch most people that see it think it is stainless.. If comparing prices make sure it is ornamental steel and not structural..

I shopped several places here and this was the best deal I could find I guess everything costs more in California lol

It is ornamental steel used for fabricating appearance instead of being coated in mill scale it is dipped in oil to prevent rust I had to clean off the oil so it wasn't so messy and to prevent weld contamination

No not stainless just mild steel I don't want to spend a fortune on the Brutus so I went with mild steel and I'm painting it with 2000 degree paint found at any automotive parts store

That fitting listed above is perfect I've never seen those before and you wouldn't have to drill with those. I don't think it goes between the strut but it will wrap around the corner to fit in the channel and have an L bracket to hold the other connecting piece

Even with the fittings above there are angles that run into solid walls of the strut you might give one a try it looks like you could get at least one bolt in on each piece without drilling but I'm not sure how sturdy it would be if its not to your liking you could drill the rest of the holes out

No just a standard bit you will have to mark the spot then drill using a bit large enough for the bolt to go through. I looked through catalogs of unitsrut fittings and couldn't find any that don't require being in the channel or the pre slotted holes

I was going to go the unitsrut route also since I have enough to build a rig laying around but I started pricing the fittings spring nuts and bolts and it ended up being more money than just buying my steel tubing and welding my rig up For that connection you will have to use a 90 degree...

Bump There isn't much info on this subject on this site I have looked

I'm getting ready to order my love controllers for my Brutus 10 and there are two models that use different sensor types first model is a love tcs series and uses a thermocouple the cost is $70 per controller. The second controller is a ts2 and uses a thermistor and costs $45 per controller...