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In between ailment and injuries I have been working on this for quite some time. I have a creeper drive to install but have been seeking assistance for that. I am not up to that job yet. Rear wheel weights to install as well. Johnson #10 Workhorse loader on a 122. These things were a lot easier when I was younger!
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Wouldn't the muffler be in the way where it is, instead of being back under the hood? At least it appears that way.
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It had to be where it is. Under the hood was in the way of the hydraulic pump and belt. It’s out of the way as it is now. But, needed to do some plumbing. Tried different configurations but pump, belt and pulley made it a challenge
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Hydraulic pump, pulley and belt made the “stack” muffler necessary. Not in the way as it is. Alternative was to cut the hood and I didn’t want to do that
That's what I really like about my DanCo on a WF.
The pump is belt driven off the flywheel pulley and is mounted on the left side on the loader frame.
Then I ran the exhaust down and centered then out the right rear of the tractor w/the muffler under the right side foot rest.
The pump is belt driven off the flywheel pulley and is mounted on the left side on the loader frame.
Then I ran the exhaust down and centered then out the right rear of the tractor w/the muffler under the right side foot rest.
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From the pic, it appears the external pump is driven by a belt from the front PTO. Why would the muffler be in the way?
Do you have any pics of under the hood?
Do you have any pics of under the hood?
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