Fullers Farmalls
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Needed to make my exhaust higher, hits me right in the face all the time. Heres a before and after. Note: I may need to cut it down some. And its all stainless steel.
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Zachary Hoyt
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I hope the pipe is securely screwed into your manifold.
Zach
Zach
John G. Hasler
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> I hope the pipe is securely screwed into your
> manifold.
I hope the pipe is secured to something besides the manifold.
> manifold.
I hope the pipe is secured to something besides the manifold.
Zachary Hoyt
Well-known Member
I'm afraid it's not, by the look of it.
Zach
Zach
Anonymous-0
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I like it...sure beats breathing fumes. Although, when it is dry out you might start some trees on fire...
Fullers Farmalls
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Guys it was only a joke just to get a rise. I had some pipe laying around cut it at the join just to take the picture. Am going to thread it in when I get my old thread cutter up. It was just a joke for the picture.
John G. Hasler
Member
> It was just a joke for the picture.
Hey. Add some guywires and you'll be good to go.
Hey. Add some guywires and you'll be good to go.
Fullers Farmalls
Member
I measured the pipe and its about 5' 8" and and its not on very secure by any means. I did start it to see what it sounded like. It sounds like a big rig. It is pretty neat but i'll be cutting it down and definitely making it more secure before I drive it around.
Anonymous-0
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You have a loader on the front so just dig the floor down a little!
NoNewParts
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nice!
reminds me of a tired JD 2550
that we used to plow some big fields once.
cab windows were broken out and we were
getting gassed badly.
took 3' of gutter drain pipe, jammed it
on the muffler, added an elbow and another 8'
that we laid on the cab roof and tied it down.
got the exhaust behind us and got the plowing done.
reminds me of a tired JD 2550
that we used to plow some big fields once.
cab windows were broken out and we were
getting gassed badly.
took 3' of gutter drain pipe, jammed it
on the muffler, added an elbow and another 8'
that we laid on the cab roof and tied it down.
got the exhaust behind us and got the plowing done.
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