In my humble experience diameter makes for deeper exhaust sound so look for something that just allows you to get the bolts in the flange.I want to make a strait pipe for my 60 how thick should the wall be to get a deep throaty sound?
Ya, I hope if he takes it to a show, he'll have the decency and courtesy to park it for the duration, then load it after the show is over. It doesn't need to be driven around disturbing everybody while they're trying to talk and enjoy themselves.If you're going to run a straight pipe, then you might as well go ahead and get your hearing aids ordered right away as well. You'll be needing them.
Yep the g that was here had Allen head bolts to get a bit more clearance. If you search JDS447 on the World Wide Web the dimensions will be made available to you…the g that was here has one used Allen bolts to get more clearance I honestly hadn’t looked at the A yet but it’s supposed to fit A thru G and all the successors to 730 so that would include your 60. I like my quiet one on the A it sounds more like it’s pumping air at low idle. My hearing is prematurely leaving I’m afraid.In my humble experience diameter makes for deeper exhaust sound so look for something that just allows you to get the bolts in the flange.
To each his own, I have a couple JDs with no muffler on my own farm nobody else's business.
I know it is not quite a 3408,but several years ago a 999 Mack used run to buy my house,that also sounded very good!Not a John Deere guy, but I doubt the thickness will make much difference in the sound produced in the relatively short distance it is passing through a stack. Regular 16 gauge exhaust tubing will do just fine. A liking for the sound of a 2 cylinder Deere must be an acquired affection. In my opinion a “deep throaty sound” comes from a CAT 3408 V8.
Right, thickness of the sheet metal used in building the pipe would not affect tone... yes, total air-space volume inside a container is the main factor in tone. A straight pipe would actually not be deep at all since there is no large volume for expansion.Thickness has nothing to do with that, it is how big around. The bigger around, the deeper the tone?
The JD D on the right has a Muffler commonly replaced on the Dodge Ram 3500,with the Cummings diesel.I want to make a strait pipe for my 60 how thick should the wall be to get a deep throaty sound?
Not sure where you are located but is that this years picture? If it is you must be in the snow belt because even here in Minnesnowta we don't have that much. Tom in Mn. Nice looking D's also!!The JD D on the right has a Muffler commonly replaced on the Dodge Ram 3500,with the Cummings diesel.
I used a Marlon (spelling) clamp from a General Electric Gas turbine. Very easy to remove exhaust.
Very low "Decibels" ........... very pleasant to operate........
The other two have a strait pipe........ extreme sound reminiscent of rifle shots.......Not used on a daily usage.!!!!!!
Good day Sleufoot......Not sure where you are located but is that this years picture? If it is you must be in the snow belt because even here in Minnesota we don't have that much. Tom in Mn. Nice looking D's also!!
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