AC muffler - what model tractor has bracket on bottom?

RonK

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I have an old AC muffler, but don"t know what model tractor it is used on. It has a tab/bracket on the bottom, and the bracket has two bolt holes (vertically aligned) in addition to the exhaust opening. Overall, the muffler is tall. The body is about 4" diameter and about 18" tall, and on top of that is a other 12" of stack. Any info is appreciated. This is a Nelson/Fleetguard 4566. Thanks!!!!
 
The WD45 first used that type fastened by 2 3/8" brass cap screws. The D17 used that type fastened by 2 7/16" aluminum cap screws. Had to use something easy to drill out. Older W series tractors would use this type if the manifold has been replaced.
 
I've bought more than one of the Mufflers described for my Wd's-Wd 45's. I had a D 17 but can't remember if it took this same Muffler or not.Had a WD 45 D also but Never had it long enough to need a Muffler replacement. Boy what a sorry tractor that was. Got em at Blains Farm and Fleet and they were pretty reasonable.Farm & Fleet now that is a good Store but will save that Story for another time.
 
D-series used the muffler with a metal tab protruding downward with 1 hole in it. Many aftermarket mufflers had similar set ups, some were marketed as fits all (with some modifications). Hard to say without a picture.
 
If the pipe that fits into the manifold measures 1-3/8" I would guess it fits a CA. If exhaust pipe is larger it would fit the W"s and D series tractors.

George
 
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