Walker 40002 1 1 Diameter Galvanized Review

1 star loose due to short length. Exhaust Pipe Must work well to get the generator exhaust out of my workshop. We have power outages due to hurricanes in Southeast Texas and the RV stays cooler if I keep it in the shade of my building on this occasion. Now I can use it indoors instead of in my driveway under the scorching Texas sun.

Bought this for occasional use to pull our RV generator's exhaust pipe out of the shed it's parked in. The reason is that in case the power goes out and my family needs to escape the heat. This way you don't have to move the camper, just slide this pipe over the exhaust and extend the hose outside the shed. I had to widen it a bit to match the chrome exhaust tip. I used a stock $20 tailpipe expander and gradually did it until it fit. I also showed everyone how to use foil tape for caulking, as…

I needed two 12 foot lengths. I can't cut them both out of a 22ft piece - can I?! Before purchasing I read another review where someone complained about a short circuit, but dismissed this as an unlikely scenario. Silly me! I suspect that this supplier (TENNECO AUTOMOTIVE OPERATING Co.) has a habit of shortening customers. 3 feet below what should be shipped, they only have to sell 8 customers before they have enough left over to sell the ninth piece at a 100% net profit. If they were local I…

I have this to bleed my concrete saw fumes when working indoors as I installed an exit window last year and need to redo the drain lines in my basement this year. It worked. Something like. What I did was not of typical use and I would not recommend it, although I chose it as a cheaper alternative to buying an electric saw in addition to my (I think more powerful) petrol saw. Access to a machine shop also played a role in my decision now, as I was able to craft the required counterparts. But…

This is certainly a good fit for the Onan 5000 generator exhaust, however as some people have mentioned it can feel like it is 3 feet short of the advertised 25 feet. After a few returns I found that the inside of the roll shortens when rolled up for transport as it is made from two spiraled pieces of steel bonded together. It is in order. However, if you unroll it and measure the length, it usually doesn't stretch much. When unwinding, the part that was on the outside of the roll in the…