Muffler Covers for two-cylinder tractors

Handyman6 · Mar 15, 2019

Looking for ideas for a muffler cover for my 1950 B and 1939 B. These tractors will be transported over 600 miles. Need covers to protect from rain and not damage muffler paint, etc.

Rich'sToys · Mar 15, 2019

Is this for just while they're being transported? I'd just go ahead and haul them. Even if they did get rained on, one time is not going to make or break anything.

Mike M · Mar 15, 2019

How about a sock slipped over them and then cover that with duck tape ?

Barts Dad · Mar 15, 2019

Heavy cotton athletic sock followed by a heavy duty freezer/ziplock bag held on with multiple big rubber bands. The sock will keep the plastic from tearing on the muffler edge.

OldFarmall450 · Mar 15, 2019

We used to haul heavy equipment 100s of miles by simply putting a 5 gallon bucket on the exhaust and wiring the bail to the tractor. The boss didn't want the turbo to turn without lubrication.

tim s · Mar 15, 2019

Do you guys not know about duct tape?? Put the first wrap on backwards (sticky side out then the next wrap on the right way,,it will come off the muffler clean.

amtrac · Mar 15, 2019

Don't forget to cover the mags too.

MSD · Mar 15, 2019

Is your muffler round or oval. My wife makes stack covers for different size intake and exhaust stacks. They are made with marine grade vinyl and lined with felt so they don't scratch. They have a velcro strip at the bottom to hold them tight to the pipe. Email is open if you need more information or are interested in ordering.

Ken Christopherson · Mar 17, 2019

PVC Pipe and Pipe Cap... Works great, paintable if you wish... And inexpensive at any big box hardware/home supply store.

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