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Old 03-26-2015, 11:49 AM
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Default Round muffler pipe fitting for model 100 question
OK, wanting to put the original round muffler on my model 100, what fittings will I need and what size (length). Thanks in advance!!! Pictures welcome. Yes I have done multiple searches on this subject...
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This is from the Cub parts site.
KH-235194 Tube, Exhaust Muffler #134
712-0250 Nut, Exhaust Muffler Elbow Lock #1
KH-275679 Muffler, Exhaust #133
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Sam that shows an elbow, a K241 exhaust ports comes out of the block at a 45 degree angle.
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Sam that shows an elbow, a K241 exhaust ports comes out of the block at a 45 degree angle.
That's correct, and so is Sam's pic. That is the correct information.
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This is from Sales Literature "of the day"............
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short (1 x 3" or so) nipple and a 45 degree street elbow
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REALLY? Wow, learn something every day. I was under the impression that the 100's had the same style elbow and muffler as all the other 10 - 14 hp Cubs.

Curious, that picture shows painted fins and cylinder head.
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/\ They also painted the S/G belt, prob not not the best idea
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It's not an actual picture........ everything is yellow except the muffler. It's showing you the muffler. Now days they just use photoshop to make everything black and white except what they want you to look at.
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