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Old 02-14-2013, 02:47 PM
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The 1210 I just bought, has a broken muffler inlet, and, somebody has messed with it before. Rather than try to patch it up, I started searching for mufflers, and found the following.


Walker 22020. Tractor muffler. 12.5 length overall, 1 3/8 inside diameter inlet, 1 3/8 outside diameter outlet. 5 inch diameter. Took one home, and looks identical to the one in the tractor and the one in the 1450. Quick test fit and looks almost perfect. May have to expand the inlet a tiny fraction, and I mean tiny, and will have to put an extension on outlet. Even the bracket is on it, and lines up perfectly.


While searching I also found Walker 22022, which looks identical to the muffler on my 109.

Both are fairly easy to get my hands on and substantially cheaper than I could find at any dealer.

Thought this may be of interest to some others.


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Let us know how it fits....



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Will do Roland. Probably over weekend.
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I mounted the Walker 22020 on my 1210 yesterday. Fit is pretty good. Had to slightly expand inlet pipe. Easy not a big deal. Bracket lines up perfect. The only issue was the outlet. Getting it outside the grill was a bit of a task. Needs an extension. In this tractor did not line up quite right, but other models may be none issue.

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Thanks for the info Roger.
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I would definitely use one again.
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