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Well I had gathered up this seat for Hiram.....BUT.....the wife stole it for her tractor. 

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So her hand-me-downs it is then.

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Getting some exhaust action going.

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ebinmaine
1 hour ago, Oldskool said:

exhaust

Beefy lookin. 

2" pipe?

 

Gonna weld that right to the top of the muffler?

 

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Oldskool
2 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Beefy lookin. 

2" pipe?

 

Gonna weld that right to the top of the muffler?

 

Its 1.5" pipe. Ya, I think I will just weld it on. Not sure what I will do on the top. Maybe a flapper, maybe a mushroom cap, maybe.......

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ebinmaine
1 hour ago, Oldskool said:

. Maybe a flapper, maybe a mushroom cap, maybe

Love the tink, tink, tink of a flapper... But a mushroom cap...........

Hmmmmmmm. 

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Pullstart

Mushroom  cap?  Would that redirect the fumes back down?

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Oldskool
58 minutes ago, pullstart said:

Mushroom  cap?  Would that redirect the fumes back down?

Out and down yes. No moving parts on the cap. Kinda like this.

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Pullstart

It appears that the stack is still high enough to get fumes outta your face, right?

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Oldskool
5 minutes ago, pullstart said:

It appears that the stack is still high enough to get fumes outta your face, right?

For the most part I think.  I'm not going to be mowing with it and spend hours at a time on it. Alot of on and off of it. I can always add more I guess.

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Pullstart
13 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

add more I guess.


wow, that’s a stack reference outta’ @ebinmaine’s book!

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Oldskool
40 minutes ago, pullstart said:


wow, that’s a stack reference outta’ @ebinmaine’s book!

Well most of the parts did come from his place lol

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cschannuth

Fumes from engine stacks must depend on the engine. My Predator is my shortest stack and I never get fumes from it. The 7hp Kohler on the Lawn Ranger is similar in height but it fumigates me any time it’s running. DF9F0B17-3415-4BF5-93D9-2FC023E216D3.jpeg.4a94b1c40edc0c81da230f790cddbe2d.jpegCC60A4A2-3344-4FB3-928E-86E98F7BA951.jpeg.06ba7935c3ea3c820c545b2d8a54a0c6.jpeg

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1 hour ago, cschannuth said:

Fumes from engine stacks must depend on the engine. My Predator is my shortest stack and I never get fumes from it. The 7hp Kohler on the Lawn Ranger is similar in height but it fumigates me any time it’s running. DF9F0B17-3415-4BF5-93D9-2FC023E216D3.jpeg.4a94b1c40edc0c81da230f790cddbe2d.jpegCC60A4A2-3344-4FB3-928E-86E98F7BA951.jpeg.06ba7935c3ea3c820c545b2d8a54a0c6.jpeg

I would think it probably does depend on the engine. How short is your shortest stack? Mine is going to be about 18in above the hood

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haydendavid380
20 hours ago, Oldskool said:

Getting some exhaust action going.

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That looks sharp

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Oldskool
5 minutes ago, haydendavid380 said:

That looks sharp

Thanks. I'm having a blast building it

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Stormin

Black Horses stack is about the same hight. No problem with fumes.

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cschannuth
1 hour ago, Oldskool said:

I would think it probably does depend on the engine. How short is your shortest stack? Mine is going to be about 18in above the hood

On the 606 it’s about 10”. The muffler is 8” and the tip is 8” and only about 2” of the muffler is above hood plus the 8” tip. 

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I ran into a bit of a snag. Looks like I will have to alter the rod going to the brake band. As it is now, it doesnt line up. Unless I have something out of place. Which brings me to a bit of another question. If the left pedal works the brakes and clutch what is the right pedal for?

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ebinmaine

On a 60s tractor the one pedal does both functions. 

Around 1970 Wheelhorse started using 2 pedals on manual transmission tractors. 

 

Left is clutch. Right is brake. 

 

If your setting up your own rig it's a preference issue deciding the way you go. 

 

I prefer 2 pedals in my hilly yahd. 

 

 

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Oldskool
14 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

On a 60s tractor the one pedal does both functions. 

Around 1970 Wheelhorse started using 2 pedals on manual transmission tractors. 

 

Left is clutch. Right is brake. 

 

If your setting up your own rig it's a preference issue deciding the way you go. 

 

I prefer 2 pedals in my hilly yahd. 

 

 

Ok so I was thrown off by the frame i got from you. It had both pedals but the one pedal ran both. Now that I'm set up that way I may back track and split them. Thanks for clearing that up.

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ebinmaine

If you need any reference pics I can take some of Cinnamon. 

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Oldskool
24 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

If you need any reference pics I can take some of Cinnamon. 

If you could,that would help alot. Thanks

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ebinmaine
28 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

If you could,that would help alot. Thanks

Absolutely. I'll get a few Monday afternoon for you. Maybe a video too. 

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Oldskool

So most of the weekend I thought I may have had welders flash from some spot welding I had done on Saturday. Mid day Sunday  i started having other suspicions. This morning the eye doctor confirmed my suspicions. There were several foriegn objects deeply imbedded in my eyes. Yay! Just what ya want to hear. Nothing worse then watching someone stick a needle in your eye!

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