Show off your muffler mods

[Brewz]

Thinking semi serious race saw here for stock apperance class.

Anyone ever tried drilling LOTS of little holes in the front cover to vent it out front without needing to chop one big hole that may let stuff in?

 

[mdavlee]

Best flow is one hole inline with exhaust port.

 

[TreeLife]

Gasses flow best in columns, I'd like to see someone engineer a tube within the muffler

 

[Brewz]

Like the one on this saw:

 

[TreeLife]

@Brewz is that what I just said? It sounds absolutely Savage!!!

 

[Onan18]

That was probably best part. Farmer used as a parking block

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That seriously belongs in the "Tales from the Bench" thread. (Shameless Plug)

 

[bikemike]

That was probably best part. Farmer used as a parking block

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Think you got the keep it going award

 

[bikemike]

Like the one on this saw:

Love that bar

 

[Chainsaw Addict]

Think you got the keep it going award

P&c look good. Tank good. Found base gasket leak but gonna put new seals and bearings. Have other new parts. May get running with franken exterior. [emoji4]

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[bikemike]

P&c look good. Tank good. Found base gasket leak but gonna put new seals and bearings. Have other new parts. May get running with franken exterior. [emoji4]

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Ugly saws are the best saws no scratches or dust to worry about. They also are th he saws that make the best sleepers

 

[Brewz]

@Brewz is that what I just said? It sounds absolutely Savage!!!

Not my saw but wish it was
There is a thread on here on the build and it's an open pipe exhaust.

Will see if I can find it

 

[bikemike]

Not my saw but wish it was
There is a thread on here on the build and it's an open pipe exhaust.

Will see if I can find it

Well in the northern states the ugly saws are the ones that don't play nice. Ported. Alky. Or nitro. And loud as *f-word

 

[mdavlee]

Gasses flow best in columns, I'd like to see someone engineer a tube within the muffler

That's been done several times.

 

[Onan18]

Gasses flow best in columns, I'd like to see someone engineer a tube within the muffler

@Hedgerow

 

[Brewz]

Here it is:

http://opeforum.com/threads/the-habada-habada-7900.5690/

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Here it is:

http://opeforum.com/threads/the-habada-habada-7900.5690/

Bret builds a badass saw @Brewz

 

[cgraham1]

Most guys don't realize how hard it is to lay down beads on these. They are loaded with impurities and are thin metal.

Think I've said it before but it's like trying to weld on dang marshmallows

I've welded a few with my old Miller MIG, and it was pretty easy... you basically spot weld it all the way around. If you hold the trigger too long it will blow a hole in the muffler, though. This is a @Red97 deflector on a 365 Special muffler, and it took all of about ten minutes, start to finish.

 

[Redfin]

 

[Adirondackstihl]

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I like the plug weld idea!
That's usually what I have done in the past with the 266 deflectors

 

[Redfin]

I like the plug weld idea!
That's usually what I have done in the past with the 266 deflectors

Joes deflectors make these way to easy.