Exhaust Bearings
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RoyJackson
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crazyal
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Exhaust bearing in action. I'm thinking of getting one of these for my Kubota.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z40YBU4GEXs]Tailgunner Exhaust - YouTube[/ame]
Kind of required equipment when you have a foot plot or working in the woods.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z40YBU4GEXs]Tailgunner Exhaust - YouTube[/ame]
Kind of required equipment when you have a foot plot or working in the woods.
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That's kind of cool!!
Looks like a mini-gun or chain gun...
Scooter sounded pretty dam good, didn't it?
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Knew of a guy working in a large printing company. When he was new, he was sent to the ink room to get a bucket of purple steam. He promptly took off across the plant leaving his co-workers doing his job of stacking magazine copy. After about an hour someone went to retrieve him. He was sitting in the break room reading a news paper. 
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...........Then you are done buying anything new that's diesel powered.
Just keep on running that junk..............
Yep. (at least until they realize there's a better way)
I plan on it. Along with the three tractors in my sig, I have the '95 Kenworth, with a pre-emssion CAT engine; a '97 F-250 and a '03 F-350; (both trucks have the good 'ol 7.3L) I don't intend on getting rid of any of them and I'll patch them till they can't be patched any longer. By then, I should be in the nursing home or dead. :laughing:
NOW, let's get back to the original discussion.
One more thing to remember, when installing new exhaust bearings, you need to be sure and lubricate them with the special high-temperature Unobtanium grease.
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Where can i get some Head light Fluid? Tractors almost out.
Just seen the post on the Tail Gunner Exhaust, have a great idea! Soon i have to relube the muffler and exhaust deflector bearings. I think it would be a good time to add the Tail gunner exhaust seeing everything is apart. Might use it as a automatic high velocity "tree shear" what do yall think? :confused2:
Just seen the post on the Tail Gunner Exhaust, have a great idea! Soon i have to relube the muffler and exhaust deflector bearings. I think it would be a good time to add the Tail gunner exhaust seeing everything is apart. Might use it as a automatic high velocity "tree shear" what do yall think? :confused2:
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More Navy stuff to look for. Prop wash and mail buoys. We had a guy out on the bow looking for the mail buoy for 6 hours so nobody would lose their mail. We finally went up and told him there wasn't anything and that the mail came in by helo.
tulenutn2o
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At one time exhaust fluid would have been a joke also
I wonder if an exhaust bearing lets the smoke roll out more freely allowing the exhaust pipe to last longer while charging the customer yet more moronic wasted $$$$ :laughing:
And don't forget the "flasher fluid"!!!! LOL!!!!