steve19438
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so I would have to remove the old pipe without damaging the muffler. did I mention I hate exhaust/muffler work.
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Texasmark1
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No. The muffler shop will cut it where it rolls out to the left side to clear the chassis before it turns down. He will attach an L/J whichever, shaped pipe to that stub. That's how mine was done.
steve19438
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unfortunately there is no muffler shop near me and I have no trailer to haul the tractor.
Steve,
here are some up exhausts. I agree that the muffler shop is about the best and cheapest way to go. I have one on a tractor and will post more photos in another post since I don't do multi photos. You might be able to loosen the clamp and tap the pipe out. These clamps are not like standard muffler clamps that did ridges into the pipe underneath. You should also be able to use the same clamp for the system on the gas tank riser. When you figure out the bend length make sure you allow enough room for the light if you have one.
Kirk
here are some up exhausts. I agree that the muffler shop is about the best and cheapest way to go. I have one on a tractor and will post more photos in another post since I don't do multi photos. You might be able to loosen the clamp and tap the pipe out. These clamps are not like standard muffler clamps that did ridges into the pipe underneath. You should also be able to use the same clamp for the system on the gas tank riser. When you figure out the bend length make sure you allow enough room for the light if you have one.
Kirk
steve19438
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thanks for the pics
steve19438
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right now I am leaning towards this option.
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