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Re: Big Maxx 50000 install ...UPDATE... I am finally finished. My son and I did the final install of the vent through the roof. It is raining today so I went into the attic and snapped some pics. I wanted to make sure I seen no leaks. All looks dry. https://flic.kr/s/aHsmxuxHSv

Honeywell CT50K1028/E

Mine is vertical, but maybe some of my pictures will help. https://flic.kr/s/aHsmxuxHSv https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=410096

I've got some insulation done and a little more vent done. I need a 2 foot section then turn to go up and out. I used R19 because I will still need access to that part of the attic and the garage will only be heated when in use. https://www.flickr.com/photos/42048178@N04/shares/09x82j

looks like condensation or a leak coming in from the exhaust vent. Either way I would be looking into replacing it.

That is a great idea and would have made things really nice.

Here is a crappy Google image of my house and here i was planning on having the vent come out. Does it look like there would be any problems with anything? I need to run the vent approx 8 feet on an angle up about 8 feet towards the ridge. [/IMG]

Installed some of the venting. It is installed to just were it enters the attic. https://www.flickr.com/photos/42048178@N04/shares/407oQB Here is all photos in one click. https://www.flickr.com/photos/42048178@N04/shares/S6W79U

Looks like I'm going 4 inch. Of course after I went and bought 3 inch stuff now I have to exchange it. https://flic.kr/p/2cVfJeL

I cant seem to find out how the fire stop is properly installed. Do you cut out the drywall the full size or just the diameter plus the 1 inch air space. And what is up and what is down. American Metal Products 3 in. Firestop Support...

What would be better 3 or 4 inch B vent.

I installed the proper Utah sediment trap and installed my thermostat. I also pulled it out from the wall from 18 inches to 23 inches. https://www.flickr.com/photos/42048178@N04/shares/X9586V

I really want to, really bad. I am just so worried about making my roof leak.

After doing some reading, I will be adding the correct sediment trap up on top near the heater shut off valve. Parts are only 10 dollars.

I believe, you only need it for vertical pipe. Which I do have, it's in the pic with the drywall and concrete. You can see its slightly wet from the leak detector stuff. You can see it in these pics. https://www.flickr.com/photos/42048178@N04/shares/od60WX

I've finished the gas, I just need to secure a few spots. I did a quick test to make sure it all works, it works perfect. I also need to get the exhaust venting done. https://www.flickr.com/photos/42048178@N04/shares/X0N43q

It is located near the ridge line in my attic. It is an attached garage it actually has a huge attic. It is around 8 to 9 feet high at the ridge.

It is 18 inches from the back wall. If I have to I can come out another 12 inches for 30 inches away.

I got it mounted up to the ceiling, that wasnt fun 11 feet up. I also have it wired up. https://flic.kr/p/RBWymS

Ya, I decided on 3/4 for the run then I'll reduce to 1/2 were the shut of valve will go the last 1 to 2 feet. I have all my holes drilled and have mounted my super struts to my rafters. Now the hard part of getting the heater in place. The gas and electric will be the easy part. I will most...