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WD-45 with straigh pipe

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Guyzoo

01-18-2005 14:16:02




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I use my 45 to plow snow during winter and bushhog during summer My question is: Can I run is straight pipe because I think it is a much greater sound but I don't want to damage my engine
THANKS TO EVERYONE




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Guyzoo

01-20-2005 15:23:08




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 Re: WD-45 with straigh pipe in reply to Guyzoo, 01-18-2005 14:16:02  
Thanks to everyone who helped me. We have a snow storm here and i put a straigh pipe on the 45 IT SOUNDS GREAT!!
THANKS AHAIN



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Steve in N.J.

01-19-2005 19:22:03




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 Re: WD-45 with straigh pipe in reply to Guyzoo, 01-18-2005 14:16:02  
Guy,
Had a chrome straight pipe on my B for a couple years. As the other fellows mentioned, they sound great and have a bark to em! Working her hard in the evening hours can give you an awsome sight to out the top of the stack! I just put the muffler back on this past summer though to quiet her down a bit so I don't bother the neighbors. Doesn't bother the engine at all, but she did sound good though.....
Steve@B&B

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yellowdog

01-19-2005 17:44:39




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 Re: WD-45 with straigh pipe in reply to Guyzoo, 01-18-2005 14:16:02  
Glad to hear[no pun] somebody else doing it.Put a chrome 5 inch diameter pipe from a semi about 2 foot higher than the hood on my wd 45. Inch and 3/4 at the manifold then a adaptor to 5. Had to open the hood hole of course. Boy she can bark.I love it. Had some left over so plan on doing my 47 J.D.'B'also. Yellowdog.



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wolfmantractor

01-19-2005 16:37:04




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 Re: WD-45 with straigh pipe in reply to Guyzoo, 01-18-2005 14:16:02  
Ran a 45 for years with a straight pipe. What a sweet sound, could hear a backfire rising it's way up the pipe. Nice bark. Advance 40 years- 24/7 I have a constant ringing in my ears-especially that left one that was closest to the straight pipe. Often pick up the phone and no one there!



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wilko

01-18-2005 22:54:04




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 Re: WD-45 with straigh pipe in reply to Guyzoo, 01-18-2005 14:16:02  
You might want to get your neighbor's opinion on this one..... unless you and the next-doors don't get along too well and you really want to tweak their noses.



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Don, BC

01-18-2005 16:31:10




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 Re: WD-45 with straigh pipe in reply to Guyzoo, 01-18-2005 14:16:02  
You will have to watch that water doesn"t run down the pipe and into the manifold if it is left outside in rain. I had a straight through glass pack made up at a Midas Muffler shop and they welded a section of pipe on the top with a bend in it so I didn"t need a can for the top and I had them weld on a slightly larger pipe on the bottom over the inlet pipe so that it sheds the rain past the manifold outlet.

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WC mark

01-29-2005 05:55:23




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 Re: WD-45 with straigh pipe in reply to Don, BC, 01-18-2005 16:31:10  
I took a piece from a five inch glass pack muffler and welded a piece of 2 and a half to it and mounted it on the manifold of my 36 WC,Sure does sound good, Nice and throaty.



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old

01-18-2005 15:48:03




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 Re: WD-45 with straigh pipe in reply to Guyzoo, 01-18-2005 14:16:02  
will not hurt a thing to run it that way as long as its about as long as the muffler pipe would be, only thing it will hurt is your ears. Half of my tractors are that way.



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