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Raking hay and my H manifold...
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Posted by Brent in IA on July 03, 2003 at 10:29:15 from (129.186.243.110):
Going out to rake hay this afternoon (93 degrees and 70% humidity) and I am almost certain this lumpy field will shake the muffler on my '49 H loose from my manifold again. Anyone have a good (economical) solution to fix a manifold when the threads for the muffler pipe are shot? I would just buy a new manifold but am afraid I would end up breaking off a bolt in the block when I pull the old one off. If anyone has any suggestions please let me know. Thanks! p.s. And if you want me to custom bale for you, please don't drive on your hay ground when it's wet and make ruts in your field before I get there......
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