Cutting on my BRAND NEW Tractor

[bglz42]

That's a good deal on the exhaust kit. I'd keep it factory.

 

[Baby Grand]

Consider adding a gentle speed bump a few feet before your still unlowered ROP frame hits the door - just to remind you what that thing you know you forgot to do but can't remember what it is is.
-Jim

 

[MBDiagMan]

bgl,

You make a great point! I've never liked a low exhaust on a tractor though. Somehow it just doesn't seem like a tractor that way.

Baby Grand,

That's a great idea, especially for someone as absent minded as me.

 

[Jay4200]

I modified a door on a building a few years ago to get a cab tractor inside. Ken Sweet

I modified the front wall on my barn last month so I could fit my backhoe bucket inside. Not on purpose, of course.

JayC

 

[Ford850]

Can't you take your exhaust off and have a muffler shop trim the top and rebend the end for you?

 

[duckhunter27]

My buddys ford tractor would'nt fit in his garage so i removed exshaut and cut 4 inches out of middle and then welded it back togather still have turnout that way and clears door.

 

[MBDiagMan]

As an update I thought I'd post that I finally got things moved around so I can park it in my "new" shop. There's even room enough in there for it to fit with the shredder on the back.

I just couldn't bring myself to modify the exhaust. I kept it factory as BZL suggested.

Thanks for all the suggestions and comments.

 

[mjncad]

I just couldn't bring myself to modify the exhaust. I kept it factory as BZL suggested.

It only hurts to cut on it the first time.

 

[doall]

Good deal. Hope it doesn't slow you down on your 64.

 

[MBDiagMan]

The 64 won't go any slower than it has been going. I've been working on it about two years and have at least that much longer to go. I work on it when I get a little time here and there.