Thread: Who should we fire first?

Gas line shut off next to outlet that is missing cover plate for stove....

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Other than the missing plate (extremely minor issue), what's the problem?

Who are you looking to have fired?

Originally Posted by Speedy Petey

Who are you looking to have fired?

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I Vote for The Painter.
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Originally Posted by Billy Stephens

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I Vote for The Painter.
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I agree.

The correct answer would be the original poster. The correct wording would be "Whom should we fire first?"

Not looking to have anyone fired. I guess I need to learnith my English first.

Originally Posted by Todd Edly

Gas line shut off next to outlet that is missing cover plate for stove....

Forget the missing plate. I see a much more dangerous situation -- Hard to tell from the picture but do I see a 1/2" nipple screwed into a 3/4" nipple or pipe? Look closely at the threads on both nipples/pipe. It sure doesn't look right! Definitely not a 3/4" x 1/2" bushing.

Originally Posted by Steven Saville

Forget the missing plate. I see a much more dangerous situation -- Hard to tell from the picture but do I see a 1/2" nipple screwed into a 3/4" nipple or pipe? Look closely at the threads on both nipples/pipe. It sure doesn't look right! Definitely not a 3/4" x 1/2" bushing.

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Ye ow!

Looks like Male in Male Connection.

* Does The President Approve of this type of Gas Coupling?
** Todd don't let The Preposition Police Get to you. ( Gunman can't hep himself.)
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Originally Posted by Gunnar Alquist

The correct answer would be the original poster. The correct wording would be "Whom should we fire first?"

Thank you! You made me laugh. I needed that.

("preposition"?!)

Since its a toss-up between the plaster skimmer and the gas-fitter/plumber Safety tips the scale and I'd say the gasfitter/plumber (however from the looks of things there hasn't been any gasfitting/plumbing tinkering going on in a long while.)

Probably all the same party - looks like typical flip work.

Originally Posted by Speedy Petey

Other than the missing plate (extremely minor issue), what's the problem?

Seems to be the only issue. That and the receptacle installed ground up.

Just kidding.

Originally Posted by Robert Meier

Seems to be the only issue. That and the receptacle installed ground up.

Just kidding.

Not ground up if you are lying on your back to install receptacle. It is all about perception and orientation.

There are 1/2" IPS female X 3/4" ips male adapters, mostly flare fitting adapters for gas flex, w/ the limited info in the picture no intelligent conclusion can be made.

Originally Posted by Speedy Petey

Other than the missing plate (extremely minor issue), what's the problem?

Who are you looking to have fired?

Guess you were too young to see this on the news?



Look closely at the tower and you can just see the receptacle near the top.

Originally Posted by Rollie Meyers

There are 1/2" IPS female X 3/4" ips male adapters, mostly flare fitting adapters for gas flex, w/ the limited info in the picture no intelligent conclusion can be made.

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Gosh Rollie is the op photo flex ?

What was on the Market this time frame in Black Pipe that would even remotely make this an approved connection ?
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Originally Posted by Billy Stephens

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Gosh Rollie is the op photo flex ?

What was on the Market this time frame in Black Pipe that would even remotely make this an approved connection ?
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Until we see what is on the other side of the plastic at the top of the photo, a proper answer cannot be given, it is WAG until then.

Originally Posted by Speedy Petey

Other than the missing plate (extremely minor issue), what's the problem?

Who are you looking to have fired?

Look closer. Start by looking at the binding terminals. When you note whats wrong there at that level of magnification, explore further.

Originally Posted by H.G. Watson, Sr.

Look closer. Start by looking at the binding terminals. When you note whats wrong there at that level of magnification, explore further.

Guess we all missed that one.

Originally Posted by Rollie Meyers

Until we see what is on the other side of the plastic at the top of the photo, a proper answer cannot be given, it is WAG until then.

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Here Ya Go.
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Originally Posted by Billy Stephens

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Here Ya Go.
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My point exactly, a WAG.