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If you choose to use the flex pipe (part number 4EFC3), one end of it has the connection you need to go directly from exhaust of the heater, negating the need for part 4RV-DH. Instead of an elbow, I would personally use a tee fitting (with cap on the bottom of tee) to join the horizontal and...

You have a Selkirk brand of "B" vent piping. In order to keep from having to replace all the vent piping, you're likely stuck using Selkirk brand vent pipe, as inter-joining different brands like Duravent might be a pain in this case. Looks like you'll need Selkirk #4RV-DH from the heater...

Sure, I can give it a shot. Take a picture of that white tag on the existing pipe and picture of the inside of the pipe.

Typically venting of positive pressure exhausts (forced draft, like your heater) doesn't allow for screws to penetrate the flue/exhaust pipe in residential applications. Normally it's a twist locking type connection or pipe clamp and locking tabs. Looking at the picture, I can't tell what vent...

You can usually buy adapters that go from the heater exhaust outlet which is single wall to double wall. Codes in my area dictate category 3 piping, which is stainless. Can't post links due to my post count, but the Duravent FSA-DWSW4 may be what you need.

Generally yes. More modern thermocouple powered/pilot based devices have the safety built into the main gas valve. Older gas heaters had a separate device that the thermocouple would cut off before the gas valve.

Not sure if you'll ever recoup the cost given winter lasts about 6 months in the Midwest. The other 6 months you can just turn the pilot fuel off and relight when needed. With that said, I have done a few conversions on similar standing pilot equipment. I would post a link to a kit, but my...

It sounds like you are using LP/propane gas. Are you running it off a 20 or 50 pound stand alone cylinder?Based on what you are describing, you are either losing pressure under load/fire or have bad carryover on the burners. Leave the manometer on the gas valve outlet/manifold side and watch it...