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Old 11-24-2016, 11:48 PM
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Just wondering if anyone has used one of these mufflers. It's the current one offered by Cub Cadet... It's welded on the ends instead of crimped.. Some of the suppliers claim it's much quieter. I wouldn't mind toning the old 128 down a bit... I must be getting old!!

Let me know if anybody has any experience running one of these
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Is that a Walker 22022...???
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I'm interested to know if it works as well. Lawnmowers still aren't too bad but practically everything else I run I have to use earplugs now. If I ran the mowers more (dad and my son use them the most) I would wear them using those also. I'm at that point in life where I wish some old fart would have sat me down at the ripe old age of 20 and gave me a stern lecture on hearing protection and taking care of your back.
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I'm interested to know if it works as well. Lawnmowers still aren't too bad but practically everything else I run I have to use earplugs now. If I ran the mowers more (dad and my son use them the most) I would wear them using those also. I'm at that point in life where I wish some old fart would have sat me down at the ripe old age of 20 and gave me a stern lecture on hearing protection and taking care of your back.
What ja say? your gonna have to talk in my good ear.
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Is that a Walker 22022...???
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I don't think it's the Walker... the Walker muffler appears to have crimped ends... this is the muffler that you get now if you order an OEM from Cub Cadet.. not sure who makes it for them
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I'm interested to know if it works as well. Lawnmowers still aren't too bad but practically everything else I run I have to use earplugs now. If I ran the mowers more (dad and my son use them the most) I would wear them using those also. I'm at that point in life where I wish some old fart would have sat me down at the ripe old age of 20 and gave me a stern lecture on hearing protection and taking care of your back.
John,

I fully agree... I wish I had listened to my dad years ago about not abusing my back and ears!!
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I read that one is 38% quieter. Some suppliers still have the crimped ones. Same part number, lower price.
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I'm interested to know if it works as well. Lawnmowers still aren't too bad but practically everything else I run I have to use earplugs now. If I ran the mowers more (dad and my son use them the most) I would wear them using those also. I'm at that point in life where I wish some old fart would have sat me down at the ripe old age of 20 and gave me a stern lecture on hearing protection and taking care of your back.
I wish I had that same lecture........
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Me three. This ringing in the ears 24/7 makes it tough to sleep. Would like to say you get used to it but...........no
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And to think people think I'm silly for wearing ear plugs while doing stuff.
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