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"Grain Auger" Tractor Muffler
“When the muffler broke off on my 1970 Case 18 hp garden tractor, I found it would cost more than $200 to replace. Instead, I used part of an old 4-in. dia. grain auger to build my own muffler. It works fine at no cost,” says Loren Kalkwarf, Garner, Iowa.
He cut 16 in. off the auger tubing and welded a length o
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Grain Auger Tractor Muffler TRACTORS Accessories “When the muffler broke off on my 1970 Case 18 hp garden tractor I found it would cost more than $200 to replace Instead I used part of an old 4-in dia grain auger to build my own muffler It works fine at no cost ” says Loren Kalkwarf Garner Iowa He cut 16 in off the auger tubing and welded a length of flighting inside He drilled 2 holes into one end of the auger to make room for a pair of intake pipes that come off the engine manifold Then he tach welded both ends of the tubing shut and drilled a hole into one of the end caps where he bolted on a curved exhaust outlet To attach the muffler to the tractor he bolted on a chrome bracket – part of the hand railing off an old bathtub – between the tubing and the tractor “It’s kind of fun to save money if you can get something to work as good as new without spending any money ” notes Kalkwarf Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Loren Kalkwarf 2020 225th St Garner Iowa 50438 ph 641 923-2708
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