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Old 10-30-2010, 06:17 PM
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I put a post on the "Wanted" for one of these. You can still find them new but they cost 22 bucks with shipping!! This afternoon I decided to make one for my 1450 and it's much heavier gauge steel than the factory OEM! A little time and high heat paint and I'm good to go and still have 22 bucks in my wallet!!!
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Old 10-30-2010, 06:20 PM
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Well?.......How'd you do it?
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Old 10-30-2010, 06:55 PM
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Patience and the right tools!!
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What was your reasoning for wanting to deflect the exhaust?
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IH made these for Quiet Lines to deflect the exhaust burns off of front blades and snow throwers. I added it because I put a chrome extension on my 1450 muffler and wanted to avoid exhaust burns on my front blade. Plus I really like "Old School Quiet Lines" and doing Modifications.
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I might make one of those... But WHERE DID YOU GET THOSE SICK TIRES FROM?!!! Those are epic!
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https://www.tiresavings.com/tireShop...season=Regular

The fronts are 16x6.50-8 and the rears are 23x10.50-12
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I need to do that on my 782...the exhaust melts all the snow on the right half of the thrower, which then freezes into a block I have to chip off before I can drive it into the garage...
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Thanks Guys......Let me know how long the rounded part that clamps to the muffler needs to be for stock length mufflers and I'll make some more.
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