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Posted by Mike M on April 02, 2006 at 05:43:21 from (63.27.174.179):
In Reply to: manifold questions posted by JerryinPa on April 02, 2006 at 05:34:38:
Does any of the aftermarket people make one for that ? I had one on a 4020 gas that was split in the middle like that. I think I welded the part I could get to on the tractor (been 10+ years not positive) with nickle rod then I pulled it off and did the rest. It did end up warping so I had to mill it flat again. The bolt holes needed oversized too but it has held up very well. I have welded several manifolds with nickle rod and they seem to weld up good. Or you could braze it I did one on a chevy 454 I did all I could before removing it then finished the rest. You might even be able to take it off first and bolt it down to something flat to align it.
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