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What would be the preferred method to repair the top bolt tabs this 084 muffler? I presume it was originally welded nuts in these locations and it currently has through bolts with shouldered nuts. The front cover is in excellent shape.

I just picked this saw up and it is pretty solid although there is certainly wear.

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MIG, TIG , OXY, any competent welder should be able to repair your muffler using the welding processes mentioned.
 
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I would weld a nut of the size you want to a washer then just weld the washer to the back of the muffler it will be stronger and be a good repair.

This is a tenable suggestion for me. The base material where the nuts pulled out is very thin and drawn out. The washer would reach good metal all the way around.
 

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I’d back that, float entire area with SiBr, clean up and then tack the nuts on. Tig

I find SiBr the easiest to fill large voids with.

This looks like silicone bronze would be an excellent fit for this. Do you traditionally braze it or mig?
 

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What model muffler did you start with, i imagine that you modified an available one
The thread is over 2 years old and I do not think Phil is active much anymore. I believe he cast it. He made steel mufflers and cast sprocket covers for the 090G also that were very good. I have a few.
 
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