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Added new exhaust/muffler

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Jersilb    10

Jersilb
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Decided to add a traditional tractor exhaust/muffler tonight. I think it turned out pretty good. Used a Ford Muffler and reduced it to a 1" pipe, welded the 1" pipe to a new exhaust port flange. Amazingly, it is a lot quieter now. Did not expect that.

 

Next, I might add some little headlights on each side of the hood. Probably need a little coil to run them. Well see what I can find on eBay.

 

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tunahead72    2,429

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Can't see your photo. :confusion-shrug:

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Jersilb    10

Jersilb
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I think I got the photo thing sorted out. Hopefully working now.

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tunahead72    2,429

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That's better. :thumbs:

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pfrederi    17,864

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Nice stack...watch out for tree branches you may pop of a piece of your engine block

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953 nut    55,744

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:woohoo:               Looks good. I think you may want to consider adding a brace that would go down to the frame from just below the muffler, lot of vibrating weight on those two studs coming out of the aluminum casting.

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