Muffler for Tecumseh motor
My old Sears mower makes a lot of noise. Years ago I replaced the
"spark arrester" thinking it was a blown muffler. It's not. Now I'd like to find a real muffler. Somebody out there must have solved this problem. |
Muffler for Tecumseh motor
Stubby wrote:
My old Sears mower makes a lot of noise. Years ago I replaced the "spark arrester" thinking it was a blown muffler. It's not. Now I'd like to find a real muffler. Somebody out there must have solved this problem. Probably not, and some newer engines have a warning about modifying the exhaust and voiding the warranty, something to do with proper back pressure. Honda makes a fairly quiet 4 stroke in comparison. |
Muffler for Tecumseh motor
Steveo wrote:
Stubby wrote: ... Honda makes a fairly quiet 4 stroke in comparison. Assuming the Honda motor would fit in my Sears tractor, do you think it could be made to drive the belt? I don't mind drilling alternate holes in the frame to mount the motor. |
Muffler for Tecumseh motor
Stubby wrote:
Steveo wrote: Stubby wrote: ... Honda makes a fairly quiet 4 stroke in comparison. Assuming the Honda motor would fit in my Sears tractor, do you think it could be made to drive the belt? I don't mind drilling alternate holes in the frame to mount the motor. The idea is to get one with same crankshaft dimensions as your current engine. Then you could re-use the existing pulley or clutch or whatever attaches to the current engine. -- Art |
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