Posted by AG in IN on November 18, 2011 at 06:35:03 from (67.236.94.127):
In Reply to: muffler or pipe posted by scott-in-mich. on November 17, 2011 at 17:34:56:
soundguy said: (quoted from post at 02:34:56 11/18/11) my recently worked on C right now has a straight pipe with raincap.
I kinda like the beefy look of it and the throaty sound it makes.
A couple people have mentioned I should put a muffler on it.
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I do a lil parts swapping and stuff with some buddies, and can get a NOS stanley muffler he has, that should fit up fine..already put the caliper on it .. etc..
...don't know if I actually want to.. i *DO* like the look of that solid stack and the sound.. :)
opinions?
soundguy
You own it, you ought to do what you want with it. If you have neighbors like mine, a few hours with a straight pipe, even on a small tractor, might have them offering you suggestions.
Some Stanley mufflers have baffles, some don't. I have one on a Case tractor that has baffles, and it's pretty quiet. All the ones I have on IH tractors don't have baffles, but they do cut the noise level down some.
I haven't had one Stanley muffler that I've bought in the last five years that didn't leak somewhere within the first year. One fell apart completely on a Farmall M in about 50 hours. I have a couple of Stanley mufflers that have been on tractors for 15+ years that are in as good of or better shape than a 3 year old one.
If the NOS one is actually "old", it's a decent muffler quality-wise, but it's not the silencer the original IH ones were.
If you're worried about your hearing, buy ear plugs or even better hearing protection. When I plow a tank or two of gas out of my M with a Stanley muffler, that tractor still echoes in my head the next day.
AG
This post was edited by AG in IN at 06:36:34 11/18/11.
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