New Branson 2515

[K5lwq]

I agree.

 

[Asteral]

i'm gonna check on this and i'll let you guys know but if it can be done it will be great option for us to do conversions with.

 

[nosaj2]

I would go the muffler shop route. My 2515 is in the shop with a "engine knock". The mech first checked the muffler for a "loose baffle". He said that he found it to be a "honey comb" type muffler so no baffle to get loose. I think perhaps it is similar to a catalytic converter.

 

[ptsg]

I would go the muffler shop route. My 2515 is in the shop with a "engine knock". The mech first checked the muffler for a "loose baffle". He said that he found it to be a "honey comb" type muffler so no baffle to get loose. I think perhaps it is similar to a catalytic converter.

Does your muffler look like this? This is the one from my tractor, which is basically a 3515R with a couple different things from the US models.

 

[nosaj2]

Yes it does.

 

[ptsg]

Yes it does.

Ok thanks for confirming that. Should be pretty much a direct replacement for those who may have DOC problems and want to fix that once and for all.

 

[nosaj2]

Here is a screen shot from a video I took the day I got it.

 

[4tillingdirt]

I would go the muffler shop route. My 2515 is in the shop with a "engine knock". The mech first checked the muffler for a "loose baffle". He said that he found it to be a "honey comb" type muffler so no baffle to get loose. I think perhaps it is similar to a catalytic converter.

The 2515 just came out and already having engine problems?

 

[ptsg]

The 2515 just came out and already having engine problems?

They're just going after a noise on the engine. It has been discussed here: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/parts-repairs/428406-knocking-noise.html