On the conventional setups, use 30-pound mono and 40-pound braid with the spinning gear. Top bait is the largest live menhaden in the well. For lure color, Burge is a big fan of chartreuse. Worthy Catch: Little fishing pressure and fish happy to bite mean Burge has the opportunity to hook plenty of tarpon.
First the furnace: The 1/4 slope is for the intake, not the exaust pipe. There is no mention of specific slope requirements for the exaust pipe, other then sloping upwards (there is a drain for the exaust blower comparment in the furnace).
The vent connectors are of NG boiler and water heater and I was wondering what is the proper clearance to combustibles for this type of installation. These vents appear to be single wall vents. I was under the impression that 9 is required and for the boiler (vent on the right) it is barely 3/4 to the rotted drywall. My 2 questions are, what is the clearance required for this type of installation? When measuring clearance is drywall considered combustible? In the picture the vent on the right is the boiler.