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Thanks...I sent him an email.

I'm trying to circle back around to my YFRZ I left off on a couple years ago and just don't see me having the time to fab up a custom set of pipes. I know there's the option of modifying current market pipes but rather not go that route. I thought I came across a place on the western side of Michigan a while back but can't find it. I think it was around $700 then. Trying to justify that versus the cost of a slip roller, paying to have them TIG welded, and my time for all the calculating and fabricating. So, anyone know of any good pipe builders in this state?

It runs on 220. With all four burners and bottom burner it will pull 30 amps.

I moved to another house and don't feel like toting this along. I built it in winter of '08. I've done 3 whole banshees, my YFRZ project, and several other odds and ends. There was some wiring running through the holes in the aluminum in the bottom for the bottom burner that needs to be fixed. All the wiring and controls works as soon as the short is addressed. It just pops the breaker right now. I had a piece from my last project fall on the burner and bend it. The bottom is a piece of drywall. The inside is aluminum flashing with heat resistant mineral wool insulation separating the outside wood panels. With all the burners going it will get up to 550*. The door catches at the ride side when closing. Been like that since I built it. Everything's held up on it so far. This was my first one. The next one I'll make differently. It cost me about $350 to build this. Inside dimensions are 28" x 28" x 76". For sale for $150 firm. Local pick-up. I'm located in Rochester Hills, MI.

Are you referring to a battery eliminator? I kept my banshee stator with the DC conversion done just in case I am able to go back someday. It's good to know you got yours working with the banshee stator.

Flywheel, Stator, and Stator plate sold.

Got it. Thanks Stator sold pending payment to J-madd

Forgot about the Stator. $55 shipped now.

I'd do it for the right price :biggrin:

Here's some added pictures of the pipes. It's difficult to get a good picture of them. Now I'm exposing my pipe hack job The next ones will be much better. And a short video clip from this afternoon. Hope it works.