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Jerry Doyon

09-10-2004 10:33:28




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I am finally working on my TO30, currently flushing my hydralics per instructions from you guys. Yesterday as I was chatting with my old mechanic friend he pointed out my exhaust pipe was leaking at the bend below the engine. I didn"t realize it because the engine just didn"t seem that loud to me. So now I want to replace the exhaust pipe and muffler. I looked at the parts list on the left of this site, but saw nothing there. I also reviewed the archives here and found no discusion on the subject. Can anyone recommend a good source, or is there a cheaper alternative, like have it made?

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gshadel

09-10-2004 12:55:24




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 Re: Exhaust Pipe in reply to Jerry Doyon, 09-10-2004 10:33:28  
Lots of other places on the net to get them. Couple of my favorites are ----- -- and davistractor.com. They both have them ~$30. I got a exhaust at TSC last year, any place like that will have them or can get them.

The muffler & exhaust pipe is all one unit, it is flanged where it goes on the exhaust manifold, and uses a special flanged clamp, no dounut or gasket like a lot of cars use. The clamp is the same as a Ford N clamp. The muffler looks like a N muffler too, but I never looked at it close enough to say for sure if it is the same or not.

Before you spend any money - if'n it ain't both'ern you, leave it.... No really, take a look at that clamp and the flange first. They are notorious for leaking. Might just need to clean-up the mating surfaces and install a new clamp. Watch out for that clamp, it goes on both ways, but only one way is the "right" way and will give you a good seal. Some guys use a little muffler repair cement, or the like, when they re-assemble it just for insurance against leaks.

My experience was the mufflers have a cheap paint job that burns off in about an hour... and starts to rust pretty much right away.... A coating of manifold paint might help that, but unless you get the cheap paint off first it is probably a waste of time.
Good luck!

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Jerry Doyon

09-14-2004 08:12:42




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 Re: Exhaust Pipe in reply to gshadel, 09-10-2004 12:55:24  
Thanks for the muffler info... I will give these sites a try. Mine is leaking the worst at the bend where it goes back to the muffler, and it already has a metal sleeve repair wrapped at the section of straight pipe under the foot tread plate... so it is due for replacement and $30. doesn't sound too bad. I did finally plod through some of the discussion board archives and find advice for the exhaust flange too... muffler cement and woodstove rope gasket too. Thanks for the paint tip though, I probably will strip it and put some high-temp paint on it.

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