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Old 03-21-2012, 11:20 PM
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Nice 169! Good luck with it, and thanks for the pics.
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Old 03-22-2012, 11:09 AM
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Nice find Ryan! Where are your finding all these 169's?? You must have good connections! Atleast this one's got the 13 fin in it. Now you've gotta find a couple mufflers. The heat shields are being remanned. I bought one a couple years ago for my second 169. It was a little heavier steel than the original, but everything lined up and she looked good painted up. That 169 has since went down the road. Actually went west of Cedar Rapids, towards your stomping grounds......................

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Thanks Josh! They were pretty tricky to find, but they were the right price and fairly close. The latest was out in Carroll...the first one was out in Maquoketa. Billy Hayes just west of town had it. Mufflers will be tricky..I think for now ill try and get the second one running, see how it works...get the first one running with the 14hp engine and use them till I have time to fix them up.

Ive bought every cub Ive owned non running...so if it was a good running 169 it wouldn't be in my shed! Thanks again.
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Congrats on the 169 Ryan!
It looks real good!
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I may have asked this before...but where can the right mufflers be found for these 169's? On the second one, the PO said he put this regular style muffler on it when the original rusted out. Was this common? Does anyone have pics of their 169's for reference they could show me? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you Cubcrazy. Its not in too bad of shape for its age
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Ryan,

Original 169 mufflers are very hard to find.
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You may want to put up a wanted add here on the site and also check with our sponsors at the top of the page. Those are hard to find, but they are out there at times. Of course like anything hard to find, they will be more $$$$ than standard.
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Yes they are pricey,I have, a ñew noise supression one for a 108- 169,you change the exhaust elbow with a little nipple...
Cubcrazy,I am surprised you did not see it when you were here...
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Yes they are pricey,I have, a ñew noise supression one for a 108- 169,you change the exhaust elbow with a little nipple...
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