Stack assembly question

[EBG18T]

Hi guys - I am assembling the new stack and not sure how to use the brackets that came with it. I know this is basic, but I got frustrated staring at it.. so hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.

Here’s the upper part of the stack that I can’t figure out how these brackets attach:

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Here’s the bracket:
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Thanks guys

[sap retreiver]

Your brackets look like my pan plugs. They temporarily plug the connections between pans. My stack just stacks on top of each other and if you want the tabs w/ holes are to tie down top section with cables

[Russell Lampron]

I've never seen anything like that for a stack. They do look like pan plugs with handles that are way too long. You only need to stack the sections of pipe on top of each other. Use the tabs at the top with cables or wire to secure the pipe if you need to. I would ask the dealer that you bought your stack from what they are for.

[EBG18T]

Its so weird. The guy that dropped everything off said the stack supports were over there wrapped in bubble.

Now that you mentioned pan plugs, they do indeed look like that.

Thanks guys


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[maple flats]

The first picture looks like a flip top stack cover, the others all look like pan plugs. The flip open stack cover gets bolted onto the top stack pipe and is then opened and closed by pulling a rope or small cable from the ground. I use 1/16" or maybe it was 3/32" SS cable. One to pull it open and one to close it.
The first one I had of that design had a stop at just past the balance point and an operating arm in proper orientation to work properly. Pull on one side it opened, pull on the other and it closed. The one I now have was welded wrong and I was going to remove the control arm and weld it the way it should be and add a stop but then I decided to just use the operating cables. I pull the one to open and the close cable is attached to a fixed point to stop it barely before the balance point. I then hook the opening cable to hold it in position. To close it I just unhook the open cable and lower the flip cap. That worked so well I never saw a reason to remove the cap and change the weld on the operating arm.
Some use ropes and they hang down over the edge of the roof, my cables are fed thru holes I punched using an 8 penny nail from below, the open cable comes down on one side of the base stack and the other comes down on the opposite side of the base stack.

[EBG18T]

Mapleflats - I was over at CDL this morning and those are the pan plugs. They are getting me SS brackets to brace the flip top part of the stack to my roof. Unfortunately the wrong size collar came in so I am still waiting on that too. If it doesnt get her soon Ill have to add it later. Cant wait much longer.

I was just going to use rope for the lid, do you think I should consider SS cable?


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[BAP]

I used some 1/8” stainless Steel aircraft cable on mine that I bought off from amazon. I didn’t want have to get back up there to replace rope when it broke.

[wiam]

I used some 1/8” stainless Steel aircraft cable on mine that I bought off from amazon. I didn’t want have to get back up there to replace rope when it broke.

I got stainless cable for mine at Home Depot.