How does the vertical portion of the exhaust pipe attach to the coach body?
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There is a steel transition elbow that attaches with the horizontal generator steel pipe with a hitch pin. The transition elbow is actually the venturi portion of the Gen-turi exhaust system. The opposite end of the elbow is vertical when attached. The lengths of pipe then simply stack into each other. One of the sections has a rubber boot attached with two bungi ends. Then the bungi hooks mount into two self-adhesive stainless steel receivers the mount on the side of the coach. Gen-Turi comes with simple to follow instructions with basic tools. Once system is set up, when you get to campsite, setting up you new exhaust take less time than taking the parts from the bag. A great product. Ray Antunes There is a steel transition elbow that attaches with the horizontal generator steel pipe with a hitch pin. The transition elbow is actually the venturi portion of the Gen-turi exhaust system. The opposite end of the elbow is vertical when attached. The lengths of pipe then simply stack into each other. One of the sections has a rubber boot attached with two bungi ends. Then the bungi hooks mount into two self-adhesive stainless steel receivers the mount on the side of the coach. Gen-Turi comes with simple to follow instructions with basic tools. Once system is set up, when you get to... » Read More There is a steel transition elbow that attaches with the horizontal generator steel pipe with a hitch pin. The transition elbow is actually the venturi portion of the Gen-turi exhaust system. The opposite end of the elbow is vertical when attached. The lengths of pipe then simply stack into each other. One of the sections has a rubber boot attached with two bungi ends. Then the bungi hooks mount into two self-adhesive stainless steel receivers the mount on the side of the coach. Gen-Turi comes with simple to follow instructions with basic tools. Once system is set up, when you get to campsite, setting up you new exhaust take less time than taking the parts from the bag. A great product. Ray Antunes « Show Less
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There is a system of two bungee straps that are used to attach the pipe to the coach and hold the pipe vertical. There are two aluminum hooks that can attach to your coach with rivets or double sided tape. You then connect the bungee straps to the pipe and hooks. You can see them in the second picture on the product page as well as in the video. We have a new suction cup system that can be used in place of the aluminum hooks so that they can be easily removed and not leave permanent fixtures on your RV. The part number is 44850 and the link to them is below. http://www.amazon.com/Camco-44850-Gen-turi-Suction-Mount/dp/B00PAIMXLQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1424895723&sr=1-1&keywords=camco+44850
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They use rivets . I used self tapping screws and silicone around it I feel it will hold better. The exhaust of the generator use shim type pipe then a u bolt to clamp it down. I had to get another one cause that one was not strong enough to compress the shims on it.
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I use a suction coming from camping world you sticking to the window and then it clamps to the exhaust pipe
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I attach mine with two large suction cups (Harbor Freight) and two bungie cords. Works well. No permanent attachments to the coach.
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Both. I have mine on the stem. If you want it more vertical though, you will need to mount it on the bar. It has a strap with teeth that you tighten with an allen wrench provided.
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It fits onto the exhaust pipe fine. It does not match the other tip perfectly if you are trying to replace just one.
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There is a groove to the other side to this cylinder. Moreover I bought this unit as a entire kit with pump, the pipe connect which connects this cylinder and pump.
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You could use offset clamps, but the best way to go is welding. The exhaust pipe will fit inside the muffler close enough to weld.
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I believe it is flat. The original box specs lists it as a 1/2" flat shaft. I can't verify because my exhaust fan is located on a roof that is currently covered with snow.
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Exhaust vent out the top, vertical up. No power involved at all. See those slots in the side of the device?? Thats where air goes in so keep them clear
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Do you have a UHI connector on your vehicle? If so, Where is it located? Is it mounted vertical or horizontal?
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It attaches to the frame of the FANTASTIC FAN. My 5th wheel trailer also has slight curve to it. Just follow the installation instructions.
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I dont understand the question. What is the problem with the 90 degree elbow on the end of the onan exhaust pipe?
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Should be included in package. The long hose slides onto back of unit and the exhaust snaps into white plastic window attachment. If you do not have the hose or window attachment, it time for a return. Good luck.
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Hi Carol, The vent cover has a small piece of pipe 6 inches in dia that gives you space to attach whatever lenght of tubing you are running Good Luck Ralph
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for my 650 v-srtom only only left side-rt side exhaust guard holds off-no issue-left side needs bar license plate to pass foot peg-that info for suk vstrom
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Doubt there is a hard and fast rule here (see other answers), but, you should at least wrap to the first flange joining the down-pipe to the mid-section of the exhaust. This would particularly be true if you have a turbo set-up w/the header(s); however, it doesn't sound like you have a turbo. So, wrap the header(s) and the down-pipe(s). If you have a collector joining a set of down-pipes, wrap that. Going beyond that point, IME, is a waste of good material/money.
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Roof Rods lower part has a two part piece that clamps to existing rod or tube.
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You have to kinda angle them yourself. It's a great exhaust very loud though. And the hangers don't match too well but some do and the others can be man handled to fit.
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The exhaust is on the right side near the top and near the front. For my installation, I cut a small hole in the side f the shelf ends. Has worked fine for ten years.