Hagen Brothers farms,Goodrich ND | School Of Hard Knock - 6/27/2010 21:48
When they get quiet it can be a BAD thing because it means they quit working! (I just had to say that!)
Although I dont have my pumps in trailers myself yet, I would think that some steel flex hose plumbed to the exhaust and routed out the floor with a muffler on the end would be a welcome sight/sound/in your situation.But I suppose you would have to manufacture a adapter from the engine block to the flex hose out ot tube and a plate to bolt it on in place of the original exhaust.
Just wondering..... have you had to had out any cigars yet?
Best wishes! ss
Hooking a flex hose to those small briggs engines should not be much of a problem, most have both the holes for a bolt on muffler plus pipe thread in the hole so you can install a pipe stub. A full size car muffler under / outside the trailer with the flex hose plumbed in should eliminate all but the engines mechanical noise. |
Making a Briggs and Stratton Quiet????
