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Lagersolut
13 hours ago, Blasterdad said:

Too windy today for leaf duty, ( wind advisory, 60 mph gusts ).

So what is a hard working man supposed to do? Perfect excuse to feed my addiction & go pick these bad boys up! :auto-layrubber:

Carlisle HD Field Trax 24-12-12'S next to 23-8.50-12'S, I have a set of 520 rims they will fit nicely on.

Now I can post in Wide Rear Wednesday soon :)

 

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They’ll good after they’re on - I did Kenda Tera Traks on the 416-8 - walks through the garden plowing like a boss - putting the blower on today - oh yea .. great in snow too .. :wh:

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Lagersolut

Getting ready for winter - put the blower on the 416-8 

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ebinmaine
2 hours ago, davem1111 said:

 

I ordered one of these. I think it should be fairly easy to adapt to the header since I'm going to make it myself. Hopefully I'm not wrong, but it wasn't expensive. And hopefully it's stable enough without using the brace and I'll just cut that part off.  If not, I'll fabricate a brace of some kind, I guess. Or try something else.

 

 

 

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Dave you'll be pretty happy with the low tone of that muffler.  

I'll be curious to see exactly what sort of header pipe you invent.  

Any pics of that would be appreciated.  

 

I'd really recommend using a brace rod.  

Even on a fairly smooth running twin there'll be a fair amount of vibration constantly trying to remove the muffler for you.   

 

 

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Blasterdad
2 hours ago, davem1111 said:

 

I ordered one of these. I think it should be fairly easy to adapt to the header since I'm going to make it myself. Hopefully I'm not wrong, but it wasn't expensive. And hopefully it's stable enough without using the brace and I'll just cut that part off.  If not, I'll fabricate a brace of some kind, I guess. Or try something else.

 

 

 

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I have one like it on a C-160, no brace, nice & light, sounds & works great! 

Got it at a garage sale, sat in the garage for years, same part numbers too :thumbs:

 

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These are nice too...

 

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ebinmaine
19 minutes ago, Blasterdad said:

C-160, no brace, nice & light, sounds & works great! 

Agreed on the sound.  

 

Also agree on no brace needed for a short piece of iron pipe out of a cast iron engine such as yours. 

 

My concern for a twin is that a sheet metal header would be no where near as strong as a black iron pipe. 

 

 

On those chrome tipped mufflers you show... What's the gloss paint used ? 

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Blasterdad
8 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

On those chrome tipped mufflers you show... What's the gloss paint used ? 

I'm not sure, They are Jim Kemp's, great product/guy !!!

 

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WHGuy413

I didn’t do much with the horses today. In prep for the eventual winter (75 degrees today) The boys each towed some of their project mowers out to the back lot. Alex with the new B-100 and Aiden with his 856. I did have to help Alex when the fuel pump died on the B-100 in the back yard. Ended up gravity feeding the carb while I walked next to him holding the gas tank up in the air to get it back. Opened the fuel pump and it’s a huge mess. It definitely had water in it at one point. 

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SylvanLakeWH

Hhhmmm...

 

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Stay tuned... :popcorn:

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davem1111
9 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

Agreed on the sound.  

 

Also agree on no brace needed for a short piece of iron pipe out of a cast iron engine such as yours. 

 

My concern for a twin is that a sheet metal header would be no where near as strong as a black iron pipe. 

 

In my case, I'm intending to keep the sheet metal on the flang/header as short as possible, and merge into black iron as soon as possible. Maybe 3-4 inches.  I think since there's 2 of them, and they originally held a horizontal muffler (yeah, maybe that had a brace on it too), I think they will be strong enough.

 

I guess I could rethink this and just go with enough of a "stub" from the flange to weld up to black iron, or maybe figure out a way to weld black iron directly onto the flange, but my welding skills are mediocre at best....

 

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8ntruck

@ebinmaine  the muffler on my C-195 is 4" in diameter, and the can is about 8" long.  The input pipe on top of the muffler has a 90 degree bend that puts the centerline of the pipe about 2 1/4" above the top of the can.  The end of the elbow is about 4 1/4" from the centerline of the can.  The input pipe of the muffler slides over the end of the header, so that leaves the end of the header about 3" from the center line of the muffler.

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ebinmaine
7 hours ago, 8ntruck said:

@ebinmaine  the muffler on my C-195 is 4" in diameter, and the can is about 8" long.  The input pipe on top of the muffler has a 90 degree bend that puts the centerline of the pipe about 2 1/4" above the top of the can.  The end of the elbow is about 4 1/4" from the centerline of the can.  The input pipe of the muffler slides over the end of the header, so that leaves the end of the header about 3" from the center line of the muffler.

What's the distance from cylinder pipe to cylinder pipe? 

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D_Mac
11 hours ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Hhhmmm...

 

:ph34r:

 

Stay tuned... :popcorn:

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Snoopy11
4 minutes ago, oliver2-44 said:

 I’m going to try plastic welding the crack in the top  of this tank from the Raider 12 I swapper parts for.  This is my second plastic welding adventure.

My recommendation now that you have plastic welded that tank... go with Plasti-dip spray to coat the tank. You won't regret it.

 

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Wheelhorse#1
10 hours ago, D_Mac said:

 

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Did someone say Cookies 🍪 I’m in !

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Wheelhorse#1
On 11/6/2022 at 8:45 AM, davem1111 said:

 

I ordered one of these. I think it should be fairly easy to adapt to the header since I'm going to make it myself. Hopefully I'm not wrong, but it wasn't expensive. And hopefully it's stable enough without using the brace and I'll just cut that part off.  If not, I'll fabricate a brace of some kind, I guess. Or try something else.

 

 

 

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That’s a decent muffkin for the $.I have one on my 74 B80.Big difference in sound from the ole pepper shaker Muff that was on it.Low tone rumble ish 

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ebinmaine
8 minutes ago, Wheelhorse#1 said:


That’s a decent muffkin for the $.I have one on my 74 B80.Big difference in sound from the ole pepper shaker Muff that was on it.Low tone rumble ish 

I've done this exact change in the past. Absolutely agreed.  

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rjg854
2 hours ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

 

Test No.1 Completed. Taste stupendous. Quality of art work follows my painting abilities... good nuff... 

 

@Wheel Horse 3D kudos!!!

 

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Done with real taste. :text-bravo:

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8ntruck
16 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

What's the distance from cylinder pipe to cylinder pipe? 

This is a KT 19 series 1 engine.  I think the spacing is the same as the KT 17.  Again, the stable is dark.  I'll check tomorrow.  I'll have to pull a heat shield to get that dimension - should not be an issue, as I've had it off not too long ago.

 

The current muffler is more or less vertical in front of the engine with the exhaust pipe exiting the left side of the tractor.

 

I suppose I could go with dual vertical stacks......

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Horse Newbie
4 hours ago, Wheelhorse#1 said:

muffkin

Somebody’s a Taryl fan…

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sjoemie himself
4 hours ago, Horse Newbie said:

Taryl fan

You mean 'Grass rat' right? :P

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Monstrosity
On 11/6/2022 at 8:45 AM, davem1111 said:

 

I ordered one of these. I think it should be fairly easy to adapt to the header since I'm going to make it myself. Hopefully I'm not wrong, but it wasn't expensive. And hopefully it's stable enough without using the brace and I'll just cut that part off.  If not, I'll fabricate a brace of some kind, I guess. Or try something else.

 

 

 

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Horse Newbie
3 hours ago, sjoemie himself said:

You mean 'Grass rat' right? :P

I “was” gonna say that !:lol:

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TonyToro Jr.

And always remember it’s not a space shuttle it’s a lawnmower!!! And there’s your dinner!

 

 

 

or a wheel horse…

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