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Old 01-22-2013, 08:03 PM
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Only under the hood pic i have
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Old 01-22-2013, 08:19 PM
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Not quite dual stacks, but dual exhaust for sure!!!! LOL

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Nice! And uhmm, does the Cub behind the 1811 have a flat left front tire???
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Old 01-22-2013, 09:34 PM
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Well, it does have a "LOW" tire. That is "O" is the first tractor I ever restored. The exhaust on my 1811 was super easy. I took of the original muffler and saved the clamps. I went to the hardware store and got chrome drain pipe. (They only make 2 diameters, but I don't remember which it is.) I sliced a slit in the end of the pipe lenght wise so the clamp would tighten correctly and they slipped right on. I did no cutting of length or anything. They fit perfect. The Right side of the tractor pipe does slightly rub the grille, but it can be "Fitted" by bending the drain pipe slightly by hand. Do this delicately and it will work. Be warned, it is LOUD!!!! I don't want to hi jack the thread, but here are more pics. I restored this machine when my Grandfather passed away. I was only about 10 when he bought it and it was his baby. I learned to mow on this machine when I was little. I restored it and customized it to be a garage queen. I do ride it once in a while to keep it limber, but it won't work another day in its life. Parades, shows, and maybe a pull or two is all it will see. I could make it stock again in 1 hour if I ever wanted to. BTW.... a 5 inch chrome car style open air cleaner will mount right on the bottom of the stock air filter base. LOL!!!


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That is one nice 1811!
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Very nice I would love to hear it run. Rims give it a narly look.
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Well that sure is a nice 1811! I may just have to start a project tractor similar to this one
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Very nice I would love to hear it run. Rims give it a narly look.
It sounds very similar to a Harley. The twin cylinder engine sounds like a cammed V-8 at idle though. Imagine sitting on a Harley with open pipes that exit over the front wheels. Yep, it's that loud.LOL!!!
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Those are some very cool tractors! Nice work guys.
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Check out the size of these dual stacks ! (By the way, look at the pipes on that cub)
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