Quietline exhaust stack question.
 

I have a question for all of you people who have manged to put a stack a quiet/line. My 1250 is my main workhorse and after I got it the muffler broke and is really loud. I went out and bought a stack and a rain cap from Fleet Farm so now I can't back out from it and just buy a Q/L muffler. I've seen one were they cut a hole in the hood and I don't really want to do that(even though its a beat up old tractor). I don't have a side-panel for the left side so I don't have to worry about that. My question is, could someone tell me and/or show me pictures on how I could go about doing this? I think it would look tougher with a stack on too. :biggrin2: I'll some pics this weekend if needed.

Just get you some black pipe with the right elbows route it out to the side and up. Dont forget to make a brace as well.

I'll see what I can come up with. :beerchug:

A 1" close nipple and a 45* ell or a street elbow should get you at right angle to the frame. All depends on how far ahead you want to be before coming out. then it's just a matter of another short nipple, a 90* ell and a short pipe your stack will slide on to is all. No biggie really.

Yep real easy to do like I said make a brace up to support the weight I've seen quite a few break right out of the block

Thanks guy's I'll start gathering supplies this weekend. Not sure how I'll make the brace, me and my grandpa will talk it out. Thanks much guys! :beerchug:

Here is my 1200 with 6 or 8 inch nipple and a can muffler. No side pannels either.

How about duals running underneath with cherry bombs?

:biggrin2: air shocks too :beer2:

Oh OCC, You always manage to make me laugh. :biggrin2: