Thumper build plans.

[TxBrewing]

waiting on a few parts to arrive, I think I am going to need a scrap of 2" pipe, not sure where to find that, only need like 2 inches or so

[Corn Cracker]

Ok, so after a bunch of this and a bunch of that, I am picking up the copper parts tomorrow.

Decided to just run a 3/4 inch line out of the head into a top feed thumper set up.
I will add a union to connect the run and one off the thumper exit, this will allow me me to switch between a regular pot and a thumper set up.

I have not soldered in about 10 years, but I do not think the small stuff will be an issue, but I am worried about the 2 inch ferrule to the 2 inch tee.
It is a copper to copper connection, is there a video to watch for copper to copper, or does anyone have any pointers.

last will propane be hot enuff? Or should I get Mapp gas?

I have recently learned to start heating the copper a few inches above the ferrule and work it down, with map gas I didn't have to actually put the flame to the ferrule.
If your around Houston I can help ya with a bit of 2 inch, no problem

[TxBrewing]

Ok, so after a bunch of this and a bunch of that, I am picking up the copper parts tomorrow.

Decided to just run a 3/4 inch line out of the head into a top feed thumper set up.
I will add a union to connect the run and one off the thumper exit, this will allow me me to switch between a regular pot and a thumper set up.

I have not soldered in about 10 years, but I do not think the small stuff will be an issue, but I am worried about the 2 inch ferrule to the 2 inch tee.
It is a copper to copper connection, is there a video to watch for copper to copper, or does anyone have any pointers.

last will propane be hot enuff? Or should I get Mapp gas?

I have recently learned to start heating the copper a few inches above the ferrule and work it down, with map gas I didn't have to actually put the flame to the ferrule.
If your around Houston I can help ya with a bit of 2 inch, no problem

I used to be in the Houston/Galveston area, that is where I grew up.
The army took me away, and when I retired in 2017, I stayed in Colorado.

But thanks for the advice and offer

[Corn Cracker]

Well, at least you're away from the humidity