I have a 2320 tractor. Where the exhaust comes out along the frame the the exhaust shoots strait ahead. All fine and dandy until you put a yellow snowblower out front. Then the whole back of the blower gets all black. Has any one on here come up with a short elbow or some thing to divert the exhaust out the side? I tried one that was about 6" long but after about a year it cracked the tractor exhaust from the vibration and whipping if you want to call it that. I think it would have to be a real short elbow. Any thoughts.
2320 exhaust
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jcmseven
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I had my local muffler shop make me a three inch stainless elbow bend, and now no soot on the cowling or on the inside of the pretty yellow wheel. I agree, this drives me nuts, too. The direct injected tractors are even worse as they produce more soot. My 3720 would cover the right lower hood cowling requiring a wipe off almost every time.
John M
John M
I've been looking for a muffler shop. They're few and far between. The mufflers last too long on cars any more.
JD755
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That's why the major chains like Midas had to convert to mainly doing work on other things like brakes. You don't hear much about their mufflers now in their ads.
