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overunder1

08-14-2006 16:00:23




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The exhaust down pipe on my TO-30 mates to the exhaust manifold with what looks to be a flange and gasket assembly. I looked through the parts listing but do not see a gasket listed. Anyone have a part number and source they would share? I cooked it today by brush hogging out about 5 acres of way overgrown field in 102 degree heat. Tractor kept plugging along, oil pressure dropped a bit but never overheated, (but I did). I did learn why they put 1st gear in the tranny though. If this ol gal can take that kind of loading she sure is a winner in my book. One mowed field, one tuckered out operator :)
-Lee

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Fred Martin

08-20-2006 07:22:02




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 Re: exhaust flange gasket in reply to overunder1, 08-14-2006 16:00:23  
The manifold that I purchased for mine had the three holed flange with it but I used the method that has been used for years...just clamp the bugle mouth exhaust to the manifold and go.
I"ve done a lot of bush hogging with old Fords and Fergusons and tried all kinds of contraptions to keep the weed seeds and chaff out of the radiator. I had one field that I couldn"t make two rounds without steaming the radiator. Had to keep the old Jeep Wagoneer running, pumping up a air tank with a sparkplug pump....so I could blow it out after every round. I had window screen and hardware cloth covering the radiator but it still loaded up with bugs and seed etc. Finally after tiring of all that cleanout, I put a piece of foam rubber probably 4 inches square by the width of the opening under the radiator in the space under the danged thing and it sure solved the problem. It was sucking up crap from down below too. Well, anyhow, try this and you"ll be saying "thanks Fred" for sure cause it all but eliminated cleaning out the radiator with this setup. Screen, hardware cloth and foam rubber will do it. This is the month that all the weeds turn to wood...so be sure and sharpen the blades so you won"t have so many "skips." Fred OH

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Martini

08-16-2006 06:21:44




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 Re: exhaust flange gasket in reply to overunder1, 08-14-2006 16:00:23  
My NAPA dealer has Walker flange gaskets.
I would measure the size and go there or any specialty exhaust shop.



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John (UK)

08-15-2006 03:54:14




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 Re: exhaust flange gasket in reply to overunder1, 08-14-2006 16:00:23  
The gasket you need is MF part # 827877M1 OR Sparex part # S40645.For your nearest Sparex stockist, email:- sparex@sparexusa.com Make sure that you clean out the radiator by blowing it out with compressed air or a good pressure water hose from the engine side towards the front (opposite way to what the fan sucks air in) go right into all the corners and make a thorough job, check with a flashlight from the engine side that it is clean. In those kind of temperatures it needs doing often to prevent damage to engine. To avoid overloading the engine, test it by opening the throttle quickly when under load, it should speed up rapidly, if it doesn't, reduce the load by taking a narrower cut or not cutting quite as low, make sure that the blades are sharp on the mower as that helps a lot. When sharp, all the blades should weigh the same or it will vibrate. The correct PTO speed for the mower is (540rpm)= 1500 engine RPM which is 3/4 throttle.

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overunder1

08-15-2006 04:22:29




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 Re: exhaust flange gasket in reply to John (UK), 08-15-2006 03:54:14  
Thanks John. As near as I can tell somewhere in the past the original exhaust assembly was replaced with one for a to-35. It has the three bolt exhaust flange and the part number you listed looks to be an exact match. I did blow out the radiator when finished and yes there was a lot of chaff in between the cooling fins. -Lee



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John (UK)

08-15-2006 05:04:07




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 Re: exhaust flange gasket in reply to overunder1, 08-15-2006 04:22:29  
The manifold you have seems to be the only one you can get now so they use it on all the engines. I think that I prefer that type to the clamp type, they always seem to blow at that point. I mentioned the radiator and blowing it out as you cant take chances with your engine in these hot conditions and it is something that is always neglected, better safe than sorry I think.



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Jerry/MT

08-14-2006 21:50:54




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 Re: exhaust flange gasket in reply to overunder1, 08-14-2006 16:00:23  
Normally there is just a flared exhaust pipe and a kind of spherical joint on the exhaust manifold that the flare sit against and a V clamp holds the whole shebang together. You may have an aftermarket manifold if you have a flange and gasket assembly. Can't help you with a part number if it's not factory.



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