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Old 10-25-2012, 01:11 AM
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Nice 71, but you best get that muffler braced or you'll be in a world of hurt if (when) it breaks off and takes out a chunk with it.
I know what ya mean. The pipe coming out of the engine is very solid steel not aluminum. I can't make it move. It will eventually be replaced with something more in the lines of making it look like a tractor.
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Old 10-25-2012, 01:34 AM
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I know what ya mean. The pipe coming out of the engine is very solid steel not aluminum. I can't make it move. It will eventually be replaced with something more in the lines of making it look like a tractor.
OK, but regardless with even a stack, (tractor style) it needs a brace. That's allot of weight hanging out there, and the header pipe isn't going to bend, but it will crack the block.
Look in the search for stacks to see what others do. If left as you have it, it wll break sooner or later.
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This is the Junk Yard Dog
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Looking great Sam! Watch out for slivers! Hows does it run?
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Looking great Sam! Watch out for slivers! Hows does it run?
It runs great, the seat needs a little tweeking. I have an old seat for it off a JD. Guess I could break down and buy a Cub cover for it.
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welcome to the site. and very nice ride you have.

my father in law's 1450 is willed to me.
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