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this might help

sounds like the outlet check valve isnt sealing when the handle is lifted

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B000M5ZVRK/?tag=atomicindus04-20

lee valley is a pretty neat store, pretty sure Toronto has one.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MXDZCKM/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Is that a cap stuck in there!?

The total gas line is likely less that 6', the tank is right outside of where the heater is hung in the shop. I still don't understand how running a #6 wire would be any different that using the emt as the bond connector to the panel

Ontario Canada. Correct, It goes propane tank, regulator up is black pipe, from black pipe is csst to furnace. This is in my detached shop, which is why im getting confused as most of what I am reading involves a house appliance. No water lines in the shop. Propane tank is solely for the unit...

Its yellow gastite csst into the furnace.

It seems ridiculous I'd have to run #6 about 100 feet to the panel when it could be connected from the furnace to the emt, which essentially would be doing the same thing. Ive read that it can just be bonded from furnace to the gas line, being as the furnace is grounded back to the panel, but...

Box as in the connection box on furnace or electrical panel box?

Im not sure I follow, the ground wire for the unit appears to be 14g, csst code states 6g minimum for bonding. Would I just bond from the unit to the gas line going to it, or from the gas line to the emt that the wire is run through?

Ive been researching this but need some clarity. My shop heater is propane, ran from regulator with black pipe and transitions to gastight csst into the heater. Im unsure how to bond it. My shop is wired in EMT conduit. Can I just run a bond wire from the furnace black pipe to the EMT, is does...

Wouldn't having the pump outlet at the bottom of the dryer, and tank inlet at the top be a better design? Then wouldn't need the filter, just a drip leg would work to drain out.

not very long, I have them for a die gringer, work good but fly apart quickly