Tired of soot on your loader arms and front mounted attachments;

[Oldmanbs]

NAPA number 41231, cut off factory pipe 3/4” past last bend, cut off with a cutoff wheel, clamp on new pipe, no more soot.

I did this on my LX2610HSDC

 

[85Hokie]

A piece of good ol metal sink pipe does the same ! Both work well! On BX25D

 

[RichardAaronlx2610]

NAPA number 41231, cut off factory pipe 3/4” past last bend, cut off with a cutoff wheel, clamp on new pipe, no more soot.

I did this on my LX2610HSDC

Any pics of it with the loader on?

 

[S-G-R]

I used a generator pipe extension from amazon on mine. I just pushed it on and it hasn't moved.

 

[dirtydeed]

I used a generator pipe extension from amazon on mine. I just pushed it on and it hasn't moved.

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Yep. Many of us have used these...work great, no fuss...

 

[jyoutz]

Yep. Many of us have used these...work great, no fuss...

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Can you please post a link for that? I searched Amazon and couldn’t find it.

 

[S-G-R]

It's on the Canadian site but it will give you something to work with.

Camco 44862 8" 30 Degree EMT for Gen-Turi Generator Exhaust System : Amazon.ca: Patio, Lawn & Garden

Camco 44862 8" 30 Degree EMT for Gen-Turi Generator Exhaust System : Amazon.ca: Patio, Lawn & Garden

www.amazon.ca

 

[dirtydeed]

Out of stock on amazon, but if you go to the manufactures page, it shows where they may be available...Ace hardware etc.

Here is the link for the manufacturer in NC. Perhaps you can order from them?

Gen-Turi

Gen-Turi - 8" 30 Degree Emt

www.camco.net

 

[jyoutz]

Out of stock on amazon, but if you go to the manufactures page, it shows where they may be available...Ace hardware etc.

Here is the link for the manufacturer in NC. Perhaps you can order from them?

Thanks. I’ll take a look at.

Gen-Turi

Gen-Turi - 8" 30 Degree Emt

www.camco.net

 

[mikester]

The soot is a badge of honour. The alternative is either DPF or DEF.

 

[orange crusher]

A piece of good ol metal sink pipe does the same ! Both work well! On BX25D

Did the same thing using a piece of flexible exhaust pipe I got at NAPA. It now points straight toward the ground. on my BX2680

 

[S-G-R]

The soot is a badge of honour. The alternative is either DPF or DEF.

With the bucket on the ground or my snow pusher, the soot and heat that comes with it would be baking two of my hydraulic hoses on the loader arm. I can do without the honour.

 

[D2Cat]

The soot is a badge of honour. The alternative is either DPF or DEF.

Or a Grand L machine. They come with the exhaust deflected away!

 

[mikester]

Occasionally I've thought of cutting the tip and rotating it to blow downwards. It's a farm tractor so a little extra dirt from soot isn't a priority for me.

 

[Plant 175]

I’m dragging this thread out of the moth balls. Do you just slide it over your exhaust and your good to go or do you need to clamp it or glue it on some how if your using the Camco

 

[S-G-R]

I’m dragging this thread out of the moth balls. Do you just slide it over your exhaust and your good to go or do you need to clamp it or glue it on some how if your using the Camco

I just pushed it on and it hasn't moved.

 

[85Hokie]

I’m dragging this thread out of the moth balls. Do you just slide it over your exhaust and your good to go or do you need to clamp it or glue it on some how if your using the Camco

There is a welded ridge on the factory pipe of the BX2370 - so when the pipe slides on a tight fit is created - however, with the expansion of heat/cold and vibration, I found that I had to slit it a bit on the backside and place a hose clamp around it to secure. It fell of once, but has not in the last couple of years.