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Re: straight pipe burns valves??????
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on July 01, 2003 at 19:29:48 from (209.226.106.93):
In Reply to: straight pipe burns valves?????? posted by rustywallace2 on July 01, 2003 at 11:58:37:
I really can't see what all the fuss is on ear protection from these old letter series Farmalls. Put a lomg enough pipe on and it will hardly be noticable over the standard mufler. Save the ear muffs for when your on the freeway, operating a 2 cycle Detroit Diesel, your lawn mower, chain saw, etc. I used to run blueberry harvesters, because of worker on behind you kept back window of cab open so to communicate with your helper. Several harvesters in same field. Nothing worse than those 40 to 50 hp 3 cylinder diesels (all makes) coming up behind you. I'd far sooner a 6 cylinder IH, Deere, etc.
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