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Talk about overkill Check the rotation of the pump... that pump may be the correct rotation to be driven off the front of the engine. There is no need for a transmission, centrifical clutch or anything along those lines...not sure why they were even recommended.. :confused: I would have to...

Some people have used pipe reducer bushings.... I have a ball valve on mine... works great.. can open or close as I like.

Why don't you read my post and comprehend it...IT CLEARLY STATES THAT THEY ARE ALL HAVE MOUNTING BRACKETS. YOU are the one that stated they have no support. :monkey:

This is only during a power outage... no power to blower fan...will cause overfire.. During normal operation you can open more than 1 turn to get firebox temp up.

What keeps the pump from spinning when the engine is started ??? the hoses?? ALL the splitters I have seen, have a mounting bracket for the pump....vertical or horizontal shaft. I woul like to see a picture of a free hanging pump....

Will the real Tim Taylor please step forward... :clap:

Think of the Alan Jackson song..... ...Dual antennas wippin in the wind.... They are CB antennas..

I'll second this story.. sounds just like my house... I have the 1537G.. has a different air control than the 1557.... but otherwise the same.

My neighbor had a chimney fire last winter at about 11:00 pm...:blob2: Now there is a new house next door. :rock:

Newbie here..:clap: My personal best has been 2 full cords in a day... Not to ever be duplicated again. :chainsaw: