Muffler mod pictures

[Deets066]

I recognize the 2 on the right.
The oneon the far right is a looker,probably a runner too.

Nope! POS

 

[jmssaws]

Nope! POS

I should have known.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Both of em on the right should look familiar

I missed that... Looked closer and yup! Too great saws that I've been privileged to run!


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[Milkman31]

These deflectors that @Red97 makes are pretty sweet

Yes they are makes the job easier! I'm about out of them though.

 

[rattler]

Yes they are makes the job easier! I'm about out of them though.

He does a great job on the deflector,s

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[Deets066]

Yes they are makes the job easier! I'm about out of them though.

Me too

 

[foragefarmer]

 

[Moparmyway]

Another @Red97 deflector TIG welded to another 660 muffler with stainless screen under it

 

[Brewz]

I felt the Husky 2100 I am currently rebuilding deserved to be able to breath.

99cc cant work well trying to push exhaust gas through a little tiny restrictive baffle ringed around the exhaust port.



It got cut out and went in the bin where all muffler baffles belong!

I then took one of the @Red97 baffles I bought and cut it to bolt onto the fantastic inspection port factory fitted to the very large muffler.

 

[Brewz]

The top cover was then trimmed to fit on and protect the front port.

I think it will breath and sound better!

 

[Brewz]

Another @Red97 deflector TIG welded to another 660 muffler with stainless screen under it
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I need to put one on a 066 muffler, but only have access to stick welder.
last attempt resulted in holes and much grinding to repair the bird poo welding that resulted.

My next attempt will be with silver solder/braze

 

[paragonbuilder]

I felt the Husky 2100 I am currently rebuilding deserved to be able to breath.

99cc cant work well trying to push exhaust gas through a little tiny restrictive baffle ringed around the exhaust port.

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It got cut out and went in the bin where all muffler baffles belong!

I then took one of the @Red97 baffles I bought and cut it to bolt onto the fantastic inspection port factory fitted to the very large muffler.

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Nice job!


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[Milkman31]

I need to put one on a 066 muffler, but only have access to stick welder.
last attempt resulted in holes and much grinding to repair the bird poo welding that resulted.

My next attempt will be with silver solder/braze

I seem to like the braze best!

 

[Moparmyway]

I need to put one on a 066 muffler, but only have access to stick welder.
last attempt resulted in holes and much grinding to repair the bird poo welding that resulted.

My next attempt will be with silver solder/braze

I seem to like the braze best!

Brazing works just fine, its all in the prep

 

[Brewz]

Yeah I plan to clean it all up nice first.

 

[czar800]

Fs120 that wouldn't run right.

 

[czar800]

Caned all the useless junk and put her back together.

 

[bikemike]

View attachment 26964 Fs120 that wouldn't run right.

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I think that divider plate needs a new home. Recycling bin

 

[huskihl]

Brazing works just fine, its all in the prep

Kevin,
The stainless mesh you use- are the individual wires attached or just woven? The finer stuff I used seemed to retain it's shape pretty well. I picked up some like yours and the wires near the edges seem to move and not wanna stay put. Is mine junk or is everybody's junk?

 

[Moparmyway]

Kevin,
The stainless mesh you use- are the individual wires attached or just woven? The finer stuff I used seemed to retain it's shape pretty well. I picked up some like yours and the wires near the edges seem to move and not wanna stay put. Is mine junk or is everybody's junk?

Sup Kevin !
The stainless wires are woven, but I weld 3 sides of the deflector to the screen when I weld the deflector to the muffler and keep the front tight by putting the deflector in a clamp

Makes it much harder to weld, as i am constantly filling the gap, but I prefer the results, so the extra effort is worth it to me