Hi to all,
Here’s todays question.
Regards
Gerry
Picture courtesy Joe Griffin
Gerry I really like the copper pipe across the front of it restricting it’s movement.
Larry
Or was I not supposed to notice that?
Larry
Hi Larry,
No that is fine, in fact I encourage the discussion of what is wrong in the pictures so long as the correct answer is not given until the following day :mrgreen:
BTW for my friends in the South this item is part of a piece of equipment designed for heating water so it can be pumped around the house to warm it up, it’s called a B-O-I-L-E-R.
Regards
Gerry
Never seen one in Sunny South Carolina (not in the Low Country anyhow!)
Boiler rings a bell Gerry, but where:p is the south?
Brian, in your case that would be Tuscon :mrgreen:
Regards
Gerry
Gerry, I remember those things called boilers. They had them on the first two U.S. Navy ships I was on, we used them there for heat too, as well as propulsion to make the big thing go through the water. 
i vote for…
D) a copper pipe.
In that case, I’m not too fond of the South Gerry.
The word draft is visible in the picture
Ooooopps
Nearly forgot, the correct answer to this question is:
Barometric damper
Regards
gerry
Ok fine. Give me a Hartford Loop, I’m sure I’ll get that right.
The damper is installed upside down. The adjustable weight is suppose to be on the bottom.