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8550 muffler

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    Posted: 15 Jun 2017 at 4:06pm
Anyone know of a good source for a new muffler for an 8550. .? Agco Shoups. ..? Any vendors on here. ...? Thanks Darrel
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Sounds like straight pipe time!!!!!!   I have a tractor with a VT903 and a straight pipe needless she has a bark outside but isn't too bad inside.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote DougG Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Jun 2017 at 7:44pm
Straight pipes work but they are something to get done unless theres a shop close, maybe try Agco they prolly got just the right one
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Two straight pipes on er is definitely my first choice, but I see that each muffler has an aspirator tube going to it. How would I accommodate that....? Darrel
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Thormure muffler. 800 527 9954. He is a wealth of knowledge!
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I was looking for aspirators a few years ago when considering removing muffler on 8070. They was like $400 for inline aspirator.In your case I would think a muffler wouldn't be much higher.
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we have a pair of used mufflers that we took off seem to be in good shape. we wanted straight pipes on it. pm me if your interested.
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Just take two 4 inch pipes, measure the aspirator tube and get two 90* pipes that size and weld them into the 4 inch pipes so the one end is 90* angle from the 4 inch. And there is your aspirator pipes.
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