Posted by JR FRYE on August 22, 2011 at 06:53:05 from (71.7.54.104):
In Reply to: manifold problems posted by JR FRYE on August 21, 2011 at 06:58:31:
Many thanks guys: A friend of mine knew a guy that weilded his up, so we calld him. He drilled 3/8 bolt hole threw the manifold threw the pipe and to the other side just below the top ring manifold rim. the threads. then he taped the hole and ran the bolt clear threw and nuted it. It kinda looks like this. By the way I am no artest. ok. and he used a stainless steal rod, I hope it works. He use's this Idea on all of his pulling tractors. He has for years. AGAIN THANKS JR FRYE
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