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170 broken diesel exahust manifold
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    Posted: 13 Aug 2012 at 10:09am
Can someone help me find an exhaust manifold for my 170?? It has the Perkins 4.236 engine. I have looked everywhere and no one has one. All i can find are ones for a Massey Ferguson. I need the manifold and the elbow. The elbow cracked and when it came off it pulled one of the bolts right out of the manifold. I really don't want to brais it as i know it will just break. If one can not be found, can i just have a header made for it without hurting the engine?
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wouldn't some massey's use the same one?
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They do use the same except the elbow bolts on differently. If they will work i can make the elbow and just redo all the exhaust. If someone knows the exact one i need to order and where to get it would really help. This is my main tractor and im stuck without it.
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Here is a picture of the damaged manifold. After doing alot of looking, I'm not sure if Massey has one that will fit.
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If your bolt holes are good, try this. Make a plate to bolt to manifold. Weld a elbow or fitting to plate to bolt muffler to. This should fix your problem.HTH Tracy Martin
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Tracy thanks for the tip. The hole that you can see it torn out and i don't know if i can even get the other two out. The top one on the other side was brais around it so i'm afraid of what i will find. Will that be an issue with holding the muffler up? I know its a big muffler and i might have to make some type of support to hold it a little.
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Well thanks the guys at Marshall Machinery for finding me the replacemnts that i needed. Cost a pretty penny for used parts but they got them. After this whole ordeal i have decieded that red is the way to go and once this thing is fixed, down the road it goes.
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