Finally, an Exhaust Stack for my Grand L 3240 cab

ericdube · Dec 16, 2013

Nice job! Very well done and looks factory. Thanks for sharing!

The Fred · Dec 17, 2013

Nice job. I like flames they would look good on yours too.

Fred

WaxMan · Dec 17, 2013

The Fred said:
Nice job. I like flames they would look good on yours too.

Fred

No fake flames for WaxMan, but a small gas burner on top of the stack with a small can of Camp stove gas behind the seat and a push botton self ignitor on the dash hmm...:thumbsup:

Now here's a question for everyone, since I have the smallest gutless pig of the group. lets say a gutless piglet... Will this stack cause me to lose noticable HP? Just plowed the yard a lot better then my B3030 ever did. Sorry B3030 owners but now I can use the float and steer at the same time.

Bob77064 · Dec 17, 2013

Nice, great job.

WaxMan · Dec 17, 2013

Bob77064 said:
Nice, great job.

Thanks Bob, sorry I haven't replied to all who have commented individually, But I have read them all and have appreciated them.:thumbsup: Thank you

lew61 · Dec 17, 2013

Beautiful clean design and implementation. Have you noticed any difference in HP ?

wmonroe · Dec 29, 2013

Does the stack impact your ability to remove the side panel? That was one of my concerns about routing a stack near it.

Hdoilcan · Dec 29, 2013

Very nice!!

WaxMan · Dec 29, 2013

wmonroe said:
Does the stack impact your ability to remove the side panel? That was one of my concerns about routing a stack near it.

Not at all, the pipe runs below the side panel, it looks close in this first picture but it's not. The panel pivots on the bottom studs just as it should and does not touch the pipe at all when removing and installing.