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Old 03-17-2019, 08:31 PM
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Sorry for such a trivial post, but anyone know where I can get a decent muffler clamp? Tried ordering what I thought was OE, but the clamp I got was way too small. Found a 1-1/2 in motorcycle exhaust clamp, but its too big. My FLAPS doesn't have anything this small. Since I'll be ordering something anyway, might as well order something decent. Any suggestions?
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U-bolt clamp. Find them at your local automotive store.
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If you switch to stainless muffler bearings, instead of OEM steel bearings, the larger clamp that you have will work,,,

Keep the stainless bearings well lubed with graphite,,,















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If you switch to stainless muffler bearings, instead of OEM steel bearings, the larger clamp that you have will work,,,

Keep the stainless bearings well lubed with graphite,,,
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IF......you want OEM original, you will need Kohler 237543 Exhaust Clamp.
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It should be noted:

In extensive studies at prestigious Jay Bee weld institute, it was discovered that the encapsulated sinusoidal oscillations produced in the muffler will cause extensive brinelling of the stained-lips bearing races, if lubed by graphite/ky jelly mixture.
It was their findings that it is always better to lube with a 50-50 mix of Skoal bandit/ marbled misery Earl.

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Like the muffler..... I'm baffled how all this stainless bearing came about!
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It was a bit of humor.....that's all.
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Like the muffler..... I'm baffled how all this stainless bearing came about!
If you think the right size clamp is hard to find,,
wait until you start looking for stainless muffler bearings,,,


The last one that I found was in Home Depot,,
hanging next to the left handed adjustable wrench,,,
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you tube muffler bearings. When you get done with that try blinker fluid
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