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'51 model A exhaust pipe

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snowmantn

06-09-2002 22:40:04




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I was wondering is there anything between the pipe coming up from the manifold and the exhaust stack? Both pipes look fine. The pipe coming from the manifold is loose in the bracket that is attached to the radiator. Looks like it needs a "dough-nut" or somthing to help seal and keep soot out from under my hood. I have a new exhaust pipe but the bottom of it looks the same as the old one. Do I need a new pipe from the manifold? Thanks?

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Clooney

06-10-2002 04:05:06




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 Re: '51 model A exhaust pipe in reply to snowmantn, 06-09-2002 22:40:04  
Snowmantn, the exhaust pipe is a loose fit in the rad tank casting. There is no donut used, the fit should be tighter in the muffler when it is bolted on. [I "THINK" [actually a guess on my part] that extra clearance is to let any water that enters the muffler & flows around the outside of the muffler baffle get out the bottom & not build high enough to enter the exhaust pipe]
~I know what you mean about soot under the hood...I used a high temperature silicone asbestos pipe connector & made a small wedge shaped donut to seal my 720 diesel pipe to the muffler & rad support so the soot wouldn't blow up under the hood [it works good], I always keep my tractors inside or the exhaust pipe covered so water isn't a problem. The problem is remembering to remove the pipe cover. A good firing G, 70 or Diesel will blow that pipe cover [read can] almost out of sight.
~You could probably use a piece of high temp sealing rope that is used on wood stove doors to make a seal for yours....

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snowmantn

06-10-2002 20:33:29




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 Re: Re: '51 model A exhaust pipe in reply to Clooney, 06-10-2002 04:05:06  

Thanks Clooney, I think I will try a fix like you mentioned since mine will be an inside Deere too. My tractor is apart but the block is ready and I will be putting it back within the next week or so this is a good time for a fix. Thanks again!

snowmantn



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